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Broadcasting House in central London is an architectural icon of broadcasting that is known throughout the world. This profusely illustrated book charts the history of the building from its construction in 1932 to its recent, painstaking refurbishment. Mark Hines, the architect in charge of the building's redevelopment, tells the complete story of Broadcasting House, from the BBC's early years and its commissioning of the state-of-the-art headquarters, through World War II bombing and the decline of the building, to the triumphant rebirth of Broadcasting House as a technologically advanced home for BBC Radio. With a foreword by broadcasting legend Sir Terry Wogan, The Story of Broadcasting House is a unique celebration of a much-loved institution.

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9781858944210

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Lovely, richly illustrated history of one of London's most intriguing buildings - THE FINANCIAL TIMES This beautifully produced history is itself, too, a fitting testament to a building, and a medium, whose story is far from over - COUNTRY LIFE

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Tim Crocker is a photographer specializing in architecture. His work has been widely published. Mark Hines, previously director of MJP Architects, was responsible for the restoration of Broadcasting House. He now runs his own architectural practice. Sir Terry Wogan is one of Britain's best-loved broadcasters. Until the end of 2009 he presented the weekday breakfast show on BBC Radio 2.

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