Research by James Dunnett has concentrated on exploring the rationale behind the architecture of the twentieth century, especially the work of Le Corbusier and Erno Goldfinger, on their roots and relevance today, on their urban theory, and on the art of their period. The image identifying Research on the Home Page shows the entrance to the Communist Party of Great Britain headquarters in Covent Garden, London, designed by Erno Goldfinger in 1946 and demolished in the 1980s.

		Le Corbusier and the City Without Streets				Future cities: comtemplative or delirious?
		The Architecture of Silence				City without Streets, Tokyo
		Erno Goldfinger				The Case for a New Capital City
		Docomomo-UK Questions of Assessment				‘To this Measure of Man’: Proportional design in the work of Erno Goldfinger
		Dispersed Densification				On the Sadness of Juan Gris

		Le Corbusier and the City Without Streets
		The Architecture of Silence
		Erno Goldfinger
		Docomomo-UK Questions of Assessment
		Dispersed Densification
		Future cities: comtemplative or delirious?
		City without Streets, Tokyo
		The Case for a New Capital City
		‘To this Measure of Man’: Proportional design in the work of Erno Goldfinger
		On the Sadness of Juan Gris