Have you been thinking about becoming a C20 member or gifting a C20 membership and supporting our campaign to protect outstanding C20 architecture, design and public art? Now is the time!

This Christmas, in association with Lund Humphries we will be entering everyone who does the following into our competition:

• Joins C20 Society here by 17^th December
• Answers our question: What is your favourite C20 building and why? Please type your answer in maximum 50 words in the comment box on our website which will appear when you join as member, or buy gift membership
• Follows @lhartbooks on social media by 17^th December

There will be THREE lucky winners.

C20 membership is only £57 per year and benefits include: member discounts for our physical and virtual events, our e-newsletter with casework updates, C20 architecture & design content and exclusive offers, a free copy of our acclaimed journal, a free copy of our regular magazine, C20 and 10% off all items in our e-shop. We also have concession rates at just £42 for under 30s, over 65s, full time students and registered disabled.

The prize books in our competition are must haves for any C20 architecture fan:

• Moholy-Nagy in Britain, 1935-1937 by Valeria Carullo, RIBA photographs curator.

Copiously illustrated with rarely seen photographs and reproductions of his graphic work and correspondence, this is the first definitive study of Moholy-Nagy’s highly productive time in Britain. The book highlights his collaborations and friendships with architects, both British and fellow emigrés, such as Maxwell Fry and Walter Gropius, and other leading cultural figures, such as John Betjeman and Herbert Read.

• The Edwardians and their Houses, The New life of Old England by Tim Brittain-Catlin, architectural historian and former C20 Trustee.

The first new comprehensive introduction to Edwardian domestic architecture in over 40 years, including a fresh look at not just country houses, but cottages, seaside villas, golf dormy houses, the first barn conversions and suburban villas. It is a considered analysis of Edwardian domestic architecture in its broader context which includes Edwardian political thought and contemporary children’s and other literature, and a new approach to the history of conservation in Britain. The book includes specially commissioned, high-quality photography by Robin Forster which presents a canon of significant houses as well as reproductions of historic drawings.

Terms & Conditions:

• The competition is organised by C20 Society and Lund Humphries. Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are in no way responsible for its content or the selection of the winners
• This competition is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by or associated with Facebook, Twitter or Instagram
• Multiple entries by the same person are allowed if the person is buying gift memberships for different people
• The person paying for membership(s) may decide if they wish to receive the books themselves or if they wish for them to be sent to the person for whom they are buying the gift membership
• The competition will run from 25th November 2020 to 17 December 2020 at noon.

Good luck!