Drawn from Historic Environment Scotland’s archive and other sources, the exhibition looks at the international context that shaped the Mid-Century Modern architectural movement in Scotland. The exhibition explores the ways in which Scottish architects were both influenced by and themselves influenced the international movement.
The exhibition also features images from North Lanarkshire Archives, exploring how the movement shaped the local landscape.
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