Projects - School of Architecture - University of Liverpool

Women of the Welfare Landscape Black and white image of a vintage car and caravan. Photo credit, Museum of English Rural Life, University of Reading pulled over in a lay-by with trees behind. A woman stands by the door and a dog looks out from inside the caravan.

Black and white image of a vintage car and caravan. Photo credit, Museum of English Rural Life, University of Reading pulled over in a lay-by with trees behind. A woman stands by the door and a dog looks out from inside the caravan.

Women of the Welfare landscape

‘Women of the Welfare Landscape’ is an Arts and Humanities Research Council supported research project that commemorates the network of women and their collaborators who have had a major impact on shaping the post-war designed landscapes of the British Welfare State.

Aerial view of Huyton with proposed buildings superimposed.

Huyton Valued

To help with regeneration of the Huyton village centre, particularly the high street, this project captures local people’s memories, stories and values on any building or spaces on the high street or in the village centre.

Urban Form and Social Space

Women of the Welfare landscape

Huyton Valued