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RIBA unearths archive recordings of lectures by pioneering women architects

By 2021-03-08T07:00:00

Patricia Tindale (© Andrew Ward)

Lectures have not been heard by the public for 35 years

The RIBA has published audio recordings of lectures given by four leading 20th-century women architects which have not been heard by the public for 35 years.

The 10- to 20-minute lectures were given in April 1986 at the RIBA headquarters in London by architects Jane Drew, Elaine Denby, Rosemary Stjernstedt and Patricia Tindale.

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