A portrait of an eccentric, and lover of the Middle Ages, A W Pugin (1812-1852), the greatest architect of the Gothic Revival. As a retrospective of his work opens in London at the Victoria and Albert Museum , Professor Joe Mordaunt
Crook visits some of Pugin's buildings - his home and church in Ramsgate, the Houses of Parliament, Alton and Eastnor Castles, St
Patrick's College, Maynooth and St Chad's Cathedral,
Birmingham - and discusses the ideas and attitudes of this remarkable Victorian with Frank Duffy , President of the RIBA,
Patrick Cormack MP, Professor
John Bossy , Sir Roy Strong , the Revd Professor Patrick
Corish and the Archbishop of Birmingham.
Producer Judith Bumpus