Interbuild is a prime example of how exhibition stand design evolved over the early 1900's from hand-built to pre-fabrication. From simple structures to architect-designed spaces. From the traditional to the space-age imagination run riot. There's something ingenious about making steel and bricks look exciting and this was the golden age of experimentation.
The 1901 exhibition
The 1947 exhibition
1947, Finch, drawn by Andrew Bain for The Brick Development Association
1949, Carter, drawn by Donald Dewar-Mills for Lafarge Aluminous Cement
1951, James Clark and Eaton, Wells Coates
Gotham Company, 1953, Ryder and Yates
Adamsez, 1957, Dewar-Mills Associates
1977, British Steel Corporation, Bdg
1979, British Steel Corporation, Bdg
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