This year's HGS Trust Members' Winter Lecture will be:
Neo-Georgian Architecture:
Survival or revival in the twentieth century
Delivered by Dr. J. Holder, University of Oxford
7pm, Tuesday 13 December 2022,
Henrietta Barnett School, Central Square.
Refreshments provided.
We are delighted to have Dr Holder delivering this year's event, and we hope to see as many of you there as possible. Dr Holder's recent books cover Arts and Crafts architecture, as well as the subject of this year's lecture.
This event is FREE to all HGS Trust Members, and we have sent personal invitations to each member by post. If you have not received one, please contact us via mail@hgstrust.org or 0208 455 1066 as your membership may have expired.
Membership is free and open to all residents of Hampstead Garden Suburb. It is not connected to property ownership, and is separate to payment of the management charge or ground rent.
Non-members are welcome to attend this event, but we will make a charge of £5 on the door per attendee.
If you are not currently a member and would like to become one, please download a membership form from this page, or you can sign up on the door.
This year's HGS Trust Members' Winter Lecture will be held at the Henrietta Barnett School on Monday 13 December starting at 6.30pm for a 7pm start.
"George Cadbury and Bournville Village Trust"
A talk by Duncan Cadbury, former Chair and Trustee of the Bournville Village Trust.
The first section of this illustrated talk will focus on George Cadbury’s early years, his family, where he lived and his introduction to the chocolate business.
Duncan will then talk about some of George’s activities beyond making chocolate – as philanthropist rather than businessman and as founder of the Bournville Village Trust in 1900.
In the main part of the presentation Duncan will outline the early years of Bournville through to the present time, showing how George’s legacy vision and values live on.
This is a Members' event. Anyone living in Hampstead Garden Suburb can become a Member free of charge. Application forms are online here, and Membership lasts three years. If you'd like to check your Membership status, email us: mail@hgstrust.org
Visit our month-long exhibition this September:
Fellowship House,
Willifield Way,
London NW11 6YD
6 September - 5 October 2021
FREE ENTRY
Open Tuesdays and Fridays from 2pm to 4pm
or check: http://fellowshiphouse.co.uk/calendar for alternative dates and times when the Eileen Whelan Room is not in use
This year's Trust AGM will be held on the evening of Thursday 30 September.
We are pleased to be able to hold the event in-person this year, and we will also be streaming the meeting online for those who prefer to use this method.
Full details will be available soon, and Trust Members will receive their invitation along with a copy of this year's Annual Report and Accounts in due course.
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This year's HGS Trust AGM will be on Wednesday 11 September 2019. Further information can be found in the notice of the meeting (PDF).
The procedure for election of the elected members of the Trust Council for 2019 is available - click here to download it as a PDF.
Monday 4 December 2017
The Henrietta Barnett School - main hall
We are pleased to welcome Simon Conibear, who was Estate Director for the Duchy of Cornwall in Dorset and is now Poundbury Development Consultant.
Join us for some light refreshments and learn all about the design principles and development of Poundbury, the urban extension to Dorchester, built to the architectural principles of H.R.H. The Prince of Wales.
All Trust Members welcome / Refreshments will be provided / Doors at 7pm for a 7.30pm start
Contact us to book your place: mail@hgstrust.org / 0208 455 1066
Tuesday 6 December 2016
The Henrietta Barnett School - main hall
The Trust's life president Dr Mervyn Miller was struck many years ago by the way in which Le Corbusier had studied illustrations of Hampstead Garden Suburb in a German architectural periodical. Miller notes the 1917 Garden Suburb of St Nicholas d'Aliermont outside Dieppe which featured high roofed semi-detached cottages which "would not have been out of place in Letchworth or Hampstead Garden Suburb."
Miller visited Le Corbusier's Garden Suburb at Pessac, outside Bordeaux (pictured, above) in 1990 and again this year. Miller says it was "the first modernist development of its type to be built, with two and three storey houses designed to group into traditional streetscapes."
Join us for our Member's Winter Lecture in which Dr Miller will draw unexpected parallels between the modernist designs of Le Corbusier and our own Garden Suburb.
All Trust Members welcome / Refreshments will be provided / Doors at 7.30pm for an 8pm start
Contact us to book your place: mail@hgstrust.org / 0208 455 1066
