Lecture
This lecture delves into the urban and constructive aspects of Bath, focusing on the unique urban form and construction techniques that made the city famous worldwide. The discussion covers the architectural evolution, the adaptation of Anglo-Saxon trends, and the innovative housing model developed by John Wood. The lecture highlights the intricate relationship between architecture, landscape, and public spaces in Bath, emphasizing the balance between historical preservation and modern living needs. The speaker explores the architectural decisions behind the Circus and the Crescent, showcasing the blend of pragmatism and creativity in urban design. The lecture also touches on the challenges of maintaining architectural coherence while allowing for individuality within a standardized construction framework.