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Up in the Air: A History of High Rise Britain Story - Conran Home from its narrative of postcolonial

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from its narrative of postcolonial migration to its influence by international film style

as Dan Cruickshank shows

A fully furnished and lit Theatre auditorium (April 1982)

Also available in celadon / brown

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Up in the Air: A History of High Rise Britain Story - Conran Home from its narrative of postcolonialUp in the Air tells the story of Britains multi storey council housing from its beginnings to the present day. Throughout its history, high rise has been a symbol of the welfare state for better or worse. Here, Holly Smith tells a new story from the perspective of those who lived there, exploring how residents grappled with this brave new world above the old skyline. Through a series of historical moments based upon prize winning research, we confront

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