Anna Atkins, Cyanotype, 1840’s
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Susan Derges
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Christmas, 2015.
Above: Work created by level 6 student Becky Thorp.
New Towns built to sustain the ever-growing population of the United Kingdom.
‘‘This body of work is a documentation of the different architecture and how people interact with the landscape within Milton Keynes, the largest of the new towns built in the 60s/70s. It documents the monotonous repetition of functional housing and first works of major architects such as; Jeremy Dixon, Edward Jones, Norman Foster, Richard MacCormac and Thomas Heatherwick.’’