How the V&A was built on paper
No 55 July 2017
A sense of place
Duncan McCallum on the continuing significance of conservation area designation since 1967
Saving the workshop of the world
Joe Holyoak looks back at half a century of the Birmingham and West Midlands Group
How the V&A was made
Olivia Horsfall Turner explores this year's display devoted to the original designs for the museum
Living Victorians: The Florrie
Jonathan Brown opens a new series on restored Victorian landmark buildings with the Florence Institute, Liverpool
House notes
Moses Jenkins answers questions about stone masonry repairs
Casework report
A survey of recent cases tackled by the Society, from fighting the proposed demolition of the fire-damaged parts of Newsome Mills to the spot-listing of George & Yeates's Foxcombe Hall
Book reviews
Emily Meynell Ingram of Temple Newsam, Railway Sheds, Industrial Buildings and a fresh look at the Radical Suburb: Bedford Park
News & views
Fifty From the UN's resolution on heritage protection in warzones, to the re-opening of Emery Walker's house, and the launch of the Fox Talbot catalogue online
Call for nominations: The 2017 Top 10 Endangered Buildings campaign
Harriet Lawrence invites you to nominate threatened Victorian and Edwardian buildings for inclusion in the 2017 Top 10 campaign
