Two months ago, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London launched its Cold War Modern exhibition: Last weekend, the V & A hosted a conference focused on Cold War culture; this Friday (28 November), the museum is sponsoring a symposium that brings together architects, critics and curators to discuss experimental architecture in the 1960s. If you can't visit London before the exhibition's closing 11 January 2009, at least check out the website, which features an interactive timeline riddled with architectural drawings, photographs and models. Above: Kenneth Adam, Design for the War Room in Dr. Strangelove (1962). Felt-tip pen on card. Additional section added to drawing, 1999. Collection Sir Kenneth Adam, London. Didactic from exhibition.
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