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Art critic Brian Sewell undertakes a personal pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Spain for one of the world’s largest religious festivals, in pursuit of a greater understanding of the relationship...
Cambridge art historian Paul Binski visits some of the most exquisite churches and cathedrals in Britain in this series, originally broadcast in 15 20-minute parts, examining the history of English religious...
This film on timber framing complements an earlier film which concentrated on the evolution, design and construction of traditional timber framed buildings. This film concentrates on their failure, repair...
A two-part series on the construction and finishing of a wood-frame house.
Examines the evolution of modern central heating. It describes early heating and hot water systems of the early 20th century and goes on to explain the principles of modern wet systems. It includes footage...
The video consists of a film on Edinburgh’s cinemas and an example of the kind of movie with full supporting programme that would have played in them.
Describes and compares the construction of new and old roofs. The first concentrates on the components in a simple traditional roof and subsequently explains more complex structures using trusses and...
A series of three videos combining graphics and on-site filming to offer practical advice on timber frame construction of houses.
One of the world’s most impressive engineering successes, the World Trade Center was a symbol of America’s economic strength until its tragic destruction. This video examines the three decades of...
The two sections look at the Henry VII Chapel in Westminster Abbey and Renaissance architecture in the Scottish court.
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