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Interpreting Buildings:  Some guidance videos

Understanding inscribed dates on buildings, e.g. Date Stones
Date inscriptions on buildings don’t always tell the full story. Architectural historian and member of OBR, Prof. Malcolm Airs, explores the stories behind the dates on a tour through the Oxfordshire village of Dorchester-on-Thames. Filmed and edited by his son Thom: https://www.facebook.com/thomairsmedia

Shedding Light on Window Styles

Architectural historian Professor Malcolm Airs charts the history of windows in the Oxfordshire village of Dorchester-on-Thames. From the earliest surviving example through leaded lights, sash windows, casement windows, Yorkshire sliders and more…

Produced by Thom Airs Media  www.facebook.com/thomairsmedia@thomairs

A History of Building Materials

Professor Malcolm Airs explores the social and architectural reasons for the use of cob, brick, timber, stone and thatch in this thematic history of Dorchester-on-Thames in Oxfordshire.

Produced by Thom Airs Media  www.facebook.com/thomairsmedia@thomairs