Edge 7 Ulster Modern: Modern Movement architecture in Northern Ireland, 1921-1949 by Paul Larmour

Edge 7 Ulster Modern explores the architectural transformation of Northern Ireland during the interwar period, documenting the emergence of modernist design principles in a region undergoing political and social change. Paul Larmour's scholarly examination traces how progressive architects adapted international modernist movements to local contexts, examining key buildings and their cultural significance. Essential for architects, historians, and anyone studying twentieth-century Irish architectural heritage and the evolution of design in post-partition Ireland.