 The EAW commissioned an electric flat for the Bachelor Girl in 1930, which was designed by Edna Moseley, ARIBA, an architect and member of the EAW.In 1932, the Association made a small scale-model of an electrical working-class kitchen at an exhibition at Central Hall, Westminster, sponsored by the voluntary Housing Societies of London.Among its other projects were the 1934 report "Electricity in the Working-Class Home", the 1935 all-electric house in Bristol, the 1936 film "Motion Study in the Home" and the Electrical Housecraft School, run by Dorothy Vaughan, which opened in 1933.