C20, 2023 Issue 2

C20 is the magazine of the Twentieth Century Society, the national charity that campaigns to protect British twentieth century architecture, design and public art from 1914 onwards. It combines in-depth articles about 20th century buildings and designs, and delves into the ongoing casework the Society does to ensure their protection. It also includes much-loved features such as ‘Me and My House’, exploring notable 20th century homes and their owners’ stories. In addition, it includes book and exhibition reviews, relevant obituaries, excellent architecture photography and information on the Society’s events programme.

Features in this issue include:

• Action: Shop 'til they're dropped - The rise and fall of the post-war mall
• Spotlights: RAAC - What is it and how to fix it
• Unknown brutalism in the east - In search of a hidden Hong Kong
  
• Going Gaga for modernism - Music's new architectural obsession
  
• Hopkins: The Built Legacy - What's protected and what's not
  
• The Palm Springs of Portugal - Mid-century modern in the Algarve
  
• Me and My House: A beautifully crafted 1930s gem
  
• Boutique c'est chic - Hit parade of 20th century shops
• Object: Zaha Hadid's Perspex vision