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A monthly exploration into the world of sustainability in the built environment with commentary and input from UCEM’s Vice Chancellor and academics.
Programme for an event opening a new wing of CEM's premises. The new wing was the addition of 20 Portugal Street to the existing 19 Portugal Street and 35 Lincoln's…
Post-Blitz outward view from CEM's 35 Lincoln's Inn Fields premises, 1941
Photograph of the post deparmental at CEM's premises in 35 Lincoln's Inn Fields site, post-Blitz
Photograph of the post deparmental at CEM's premises in 35 Lincoln's Inn Fields site, pre-Blitz
An advert for the sale of Lincoln's Inn Fields and Portugal Street premises, June 3rd 1920, which would eventually become CEM's premises.
Photograph, featuring future Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, at the opening of a new wing at CEM, October 1927. At this time, Chamberlain was the Minister for Health in the Conservative…
A drawing of 35 Lincoln's Inn Fields site by Mr Hanslip Fletcher, featured in an article in The Times on 27 June 1943, reporting that the Lincoln's Inn frontage of…
Drawing of the entrance hall at CEM's 35 Lincoln's Inn Fields premises.
35 Lincoln's Inn Fields after an incendiary raid during the Blitz. The building was damaged by enemy action in the Autumn of 1940, before being devastated by incendiary bombs in…
Following CEM's temporary relocation to 11 Great George Street following the destruction of 35 Lincoln's Inn Fields during the Blitz, the ruins of 35 Lincoln's Inn Fields were adopted by…
Irene Barclay, Britain's first female Chartered Surveyor, who studied for her professional examinations with CEM.
A copy of the Estates Gazette from 14 April 1923, reporting on CEM's inaugural ceremony. CEM's first President and Principal are pictured.
