That Tiresome Lady Architect
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That Tiresome Lady Architect

The Life and Work of Annabel Dott

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That Tiresome Lady Architect

The Life and Work of Annabel Dott

About this book

At a time when female architects were still as rare as hen's teeth, a seemingly unlikely entrant to the profession, a middle-aged vicar's wife – Annabel Dott, was taking tentative steps on building projects in South Africa. A few years later she built ten houses in a North Yorkshire moorland village. Intended at first as holiday lets nine of the houses were then donated for the use of disabled officers of the First World War, which she claimed as the first completed scheme of its kind in the country. Annabel Dott went on to write at length about schemes for disabled soldiers, rural reconstruction and labour saving for women before embarking on her second ambitious and innovative building project in East Sussex. Other projects included a couple of church buildings and the renovation of houses including vicarages and rectories. At one point she aligned herself with a project to provide accommodation for single professional women. For more than thirty years and in five different parishes her marriage to Revd Patrick Dott provided both opportunities and support through personal and parish difficulties. Tiresome or tireless, she was a woman of determination and vision.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half-title Page
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright
  5. Contents
  6. Preface
  7. Introduction
  8. Acknowledgements and Photo Credits
  9. Prologue
  10. Chapter 1: Sarah Frances Annabelle Hall
  11. Chapter 2: Bournemouth
  12. Chapter 3: Cape Town
  13. Chapter 4: Dringhouses and Goathland
  14. Chapter 5: Blandford, Dorset
  15. Chapter 6: The Goathland Homes for Officers
  16. Chapter 7: Woodside
  17. Chapter 8: The Grey Wood Estate
  18. Chapter 9: The Move to Barnes
  19. Chapter 10: Winterslow
  20. Epilogue
  21. Appendix 1: ‘The Goathland Homes for Officers’ in Context
  22. Appendix 2: Grey Wood: Labour Saving and Electricity
  23. Select Bibliography
  24. Notes
  25. Index