Archive - London Architect

May 1, 2023 •

Eleanor Jolliffe

March 2023

Architects, artists and archaeologists

A few weeks of some extraordinary encounters

Mar 11, 2023 •

Eleanor Jolliffe

February 2023

Talks and towers

Another couple of weeks in Rome

Feb 19, 2023 •

Eleanor Jolliffe

Burn's night, Botticelli and beneath the floors of Rome

... I am going to regret beginning the alliteration I think!

Feb 4, 2023 •

Eleanor Jolliffe

January 2023

Churches, Caravaggios and cats

The first couple of weeks in Rome

Jan 21, 2023 •

Eleanor Jolliffe

Roman beginnings

Jan 6, 2023 •

Eleanor Jolliffe

October 2022

I'm heading for Rome

some news, a newsletter update and a book preview...

Oct 23, 2022 •

Eleanor Jolliffe

September 2022

The shaky future of stately homes

All, to pick up where I left last time… it’s 1937 and the UK government have just introduced the National Trust Act allowing houses to be gifted to the…

Sep 25, 2022 •

Eleanor Jolliffe

August 2022

The history of stately homes is the history of British community

I've been away from here for far too long.

Aug 25, 2022 •

Eleanor Jolliffe

February 2022

Watching Ukraine rip up the rules of urbanism to survive

Feb 26, 2022 •

Eleanor Jolliffe

December 2021

Romantic ruins to close the year

Dec 23, 2021 •

Eleanor Jolliffe

October 2021

Cheap taps, high interest rates and a bit too much detail about novation

Oct 31, 2021 •

Eleanor Jolliffe

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