Architecture of Wales

Before retiring, John B. Hilling was an architect and town planner. Born in Abertysswg, in the Rhymney valley, he now lives in Cardiff and is the author of nine books and numerous articles, mostly on historic architecture in Wales.

• General Editor's Preface `Letting the Light In' Gillian Clarke List of Illustrations and Acknowledgements Author's Preface and Acknowledgements Land, History and Architecture Roman Occupation and Celtic Survival Early Castles of the Middle Ages Later Castles of the Middle Ages Romanesque Churches of the Middle Ages Gothic Churches of the Middle Ages Other Secular Buildings and Towns of the Middle Ages Tudor and Renaissance Architecture Vernacular Houses Neoclassicism, Gothick and the Picturesque Non-domestic Architecture in the Eighteenth Century Industry and Transport, 1800-1815 Country Houses and Planned Towns, 1800-1915 Religion and Education, 1800-1915 Civic and Communal, 1800-1915 Arts and Crafts to Early Modernism, 1900-1939 Late Modernism, 1940-1985 Recent Developments, 1986-2017, Simon Unwin Appendix 1: Glossary of Welsh Architectural and Building Terms Appendix 2: List of Award-winning Architects Select Bibliography Index of Architects, Engineers and Designers General Index

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