By Jethro Marshall

In Jethro Marshall’s new book, Building Society, his rural photographic eye is turned to alternative views of the countryside environment & architecture, with an artful critique of the West Country bungalow. This typology describes and applauds the well preserved, fit for purpose, humble new builds of the 60s-80s. Often belittled for their repetitive monotony, the single storey structures populating greens and cul de sacs are their own ideals for modern living.