Items where Author is "Vanden Berghe:Vanessa::"

Vanden Berghe, Vanessa (2023) Locating Exhibition Design as a means of marketing architectural modernism in inter-war Britain. In: Displaying Design: History, Criticism and Curatorial Discourses, 7–9 September 2023, Matosinhos, Portugal.

Vanden Berghe, Vanessa (2023) Performing Modernism: A Jewish Avant-Garde in Bucharest. Journal of Design History. ISSN 1741-7279 Item availability restricted.

Vanden Berghe, Vanessa (2023) Global Games. Architectural Exhibition Review.

Vanden Berghe, Vanessa (2023) Cradle to Cradle. Architectural Exhibition Review.

Vanden Berghe, Vanessa (2022) Oliver Hill at Valewood farm and Daneway House: Designing a queer life in the British countryside. In: Masculinities in Design: Objects, Identities and Practices, 24-25 May 2022, Online.

Vanden Berghe, Vanessa (2022) Looking-beyond-Seeing: Imagining the Interior Designs of Oliver Hill. In: The Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain, 21 February 2022, Online.

Vanden Berghe, Vanessa (2021) Deborah Sugg Ryan. Ideal Homes, 1918–39: Domestic Design and Suburban Modernism. 2nd. ed. Studies in Design and Material Culture. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2020. Pp. 360. $19.95 (paper). Journal of British Studies, 60 (2). pp. 500-502. ISSN 0021 9371

Vanden Berghe, Vanessa (2021) De Raedt, N., Sands, F., Campbell, E.J. and Vanden Berghe, V., 2021. Reviews Spring 2021. Architectural Histories, 9 (1). p. 8. ISSN 2050-5833

Vanden Berghe, Vanessa (2020) Impression Management: Mrs. Ashley's Gayfere House. Decorating Dissidence.

Vanden Berghe, Vanessa (2019) Setting the Scene: Considering the concept of staging in the consumption of the interior during the 1920s and 1930s in Britain. In: Staging the Space Between, 30 May - 1 June 2019, South Dakota State University. Item not available online.

Vanden Berghe, Vanessa (2013) Oliver Hill. A window on Regionalism in Britain during the Interwar Period. In: Regionalism and Modernity: Architecture in Western Europe 1914-1940. Leuven University Press. ISBN 9789058679185 Item not available online.