Neal Shasore

In this engaging discussion, architectural historians Jessica Kelly and Neal Shasore delve into the transformative effects of the First World War on British architecture during the interwar period. They challenge traditional narratives by highlighting a diverse array of influences, from community infrastructure to imperial connections. The two share insights on broadening the scope of architectural history to include various actors beyond architects and reflect on how current scholarship might reshape their project. Their work opens the door for a deeper understanding of architecture's role in society.