Lutyens's Lodges: Making an Entrance

Lutyens’s entrance lodges provide the first introduction to a home and serve a variety of purposes. As with most things designed by Lutyens, we found that the more we looked at the lodges, the more there was to discover.
Pivotal buildings in the entrance sequences to main residences. Lutyens gave as much attention to these smaller structures as to his larger buildings. Please join us to learn more.
Presented by Robin Prater
Dr. Robin H. Prater was a key member of the group that founded The Lutyens Trust America, and currently serves as their Executive Director. An architectural historian and registered professional civil engineer, Dr. Prater holds a PhD in Architecture from the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), as well as Bachelor and Masters degrees in Civil Engineering. Her diverse background includes designing in environments as diverse as offshore oil platforms and coal preparation plants, as well as teaching at East Tennessee State University, Gwinnett Technical College, and Georgia Institute of Technology. Her PhD dissertation was on the Neo-Georgian architecture of Sir Edwin Lutyens.
Panelists:
Oliver Cope Architect (OCA)
is an award-winning architectural design firm in New York City that specializes in classically American homes in a variety of historical styles. The firm was founded in 1988 by Oliver Cope, AIA, who graduated from Harvard College in 1980 and Harvard Graduate School of Design in 1985 with a Master of Architecture. Cope was also a Visiting Assistant Professor of Architecture at the University of Cincinnati.
Stuart Martin
Stuart first encountered Lutyens through the Patrick Nuttgens TV programme that coincided with the Hayward Gallery Exhibition in 1981. He pursued this interest at University, writing a dissertation on Lutyens’ Classical architecture, and beginning his own solo visits to the houses when he could. In his subsequent career as an architect of country houses, Stuart has sought to combine his reverence for Lutyens’ work, with its love of traditional forms and materials with sensitivity to the varying contexts of our own times. He has been a member of the Lutyens Trust for 20 years, and a member of the Events Committee for more than 10 years.
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US: www.lutyenstrustamerica.com
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UK: www.lutyenstrust.org.uk
Additional links
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“Lutyens Plans: Accommodation and Enrichment”
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“Munstead Wood: Miss Jekyll’s Surrey Home 90 Years On” • Munstead Wood
“Restrained Harmony: Edwin Lutyens’s Creation at Nashdom”
• Restrained Harmony: Ed...
“Homage to The Salutation: A Hidden Masterpiece”
• Homage to the Salutati...
“Encounters at Greywalls: Lutyens in Scotland”
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[@michaelzaragoza4171]

Thanks for the incredible efforts celebrating and advancing Lutyens' work!

[@michaelepp6212]

This is a great topic. His small buildings are so delightful.