Home: Domestic Roots of 20th Century Architecture

The exhibition investigates a building type with which we are all familiar. It looks back at houses, which played a vital role in the history of the twentieth-century architecture, and forward to those that will influence the way we live in the future.

Home explores 14 iconic homes investigating the way that the original owners of these buildings created home inside the house. The buildings, whose exteriors, interiors and furniture still influence design today, are examined through scale models, photographs and plans. These houses include: Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Hill House: Le Corbusier's Villa Savoie; Philip Johnson's Glass House and Frank Gehry's Schnabel House.

The exhibition also looks at homes of the future with a selection of houses which are still on the drawing boards in the offices of both well-known and newly established architectural practices.

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