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Jonathan Meades: Abroad Again
Season 1 • Episode 4 • Heaven: Folkwoven in England
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Jonathan Meades: Abroad Again Season 1, Episode 4: Heaven: Folkwoven in England
Jonathan Meades tells the story of Letchworth, the first British garden city. A social experiment, its legacy is Britain's ubiquitous, banal sprawl. Yet it all started so charmingly with naked dew-bathers, vegetarian mystics and sandal-makers roaming through Hertfordshire clay fields. Watch Jonathan Meades: Abroad Again Season 1, Episode 4 Heaven: Folkwoven in England in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Jonathan Meades: Abroad Again Season 1, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Episodes
5 episodes
Father to the Man
In the first episode of a five-part series, Jonathan Meades revisits the places his father (a biscuit rep) took him to as a child, in order to shed some light on his abiding obsession with buildings and places.
50 min
On The Brandwagon
Jonathan Meades ponders the effects of the expensive craze of city regeneration and using 'landmark' buildings to get it.
50 min
The Case of the Disappearing Architect
Jonathan Meades investigates the short and lustrous career of that most mysterious of High Victorian architects, Cuthbert Brodrick. Briefly the most celebrated architect in Britain after designing Leeds Town Hall, he went on to spend almost half a century of willed obscurity in Paris
50 min
Heaven: Folkwoven in England
Jonathan Meades tells the story of Letchworth, the first British garden city. A social experiment, its legacy is Britain's ubiquitous, banal sprawl. Yet it all started so charmingly with naked dew-bathers, vegetarian mystics and sandal-makers roaming through Hertfordshire clay fields.
50 min
Stowe - Reading a Garden
Jonathan Meades visits Stowe - the greatest of Enlightenment landscapes, an enclosed world of the utmost pomp. Its gardens, lakes, woods and, above all, follies are to be interpreted by those with a grasp of the classics to which they refer.
50 min