Port Sunlight

Explore the visionary architecture and urban planning of ＂Port Sunlight,＂ the renowned English model village. Originally conceived as a company town for Sunlight Soap factory workers, Port Sunlight stands as a testament to innovative industrial history and forward-thinking design.

Authored by T. Raffles Davison, this meticulously prepared print republication offers a detailed examination of Port Sunlight’s buildings, structures, and overall landscape. Delve into the architectural details of this influential example of urban planning, reflecting a unique approach to housing and community development.

Discover the enduring legacy of Port Sunlight, a landmark achievement in creating a harmonious balance between industry and residential life. A valuable resource for enthusiasts of architecture, landscape design, and British history.

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