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Book SynopsisA newly expanded volume on England’s pre-eminent ‘Home County,’ exploring its mix of rural and urban architecture as well as its many major historic buildings
Trade Review“Objective, detailed and comprehensive.”—Simon Heffer,
Daily Telegraph“It aims to profile architecture of quality both familiar and unfamiliar. It’s a task this volume undertakes in exemplary fashion (despite the challenge of being prepared in part during the pandemic). Even allowing for the fact that Surrey has been subject to destructive and sprawling development, what this volume really demonstrates is the astonishing amount there is for the architectural enthusiast of every period to enjoy in the county.”—John Goodall,
Country Life“As the great series draws to a close, it has never looked better.”—Andrew Saint,
Victorian Magazine“Much bigger and far more comprehensive than its predecessors, hugely improved by the splendid colour photographs, many by Robert Forster.”—James Stevens,
The Critic
