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Category Archives: Architecture
The Foreign Office
Inside Whitehall’s Foreign Office, London. Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Buildings, Interiors, Landmarks of London, London, Parliament
Tagged FCO, foreign office, george gilbert scott, parliament, viscount palmerston, whitehall, william hague
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A visual history of the London Skyline
1550 [Anton van den Wyngaerde] 1569 [Joris Hoefnagel] 1616 [Claes van Visscher] 1650 [Mattheus Merian] 1647-77 [Wenceslaus Hollar] 1700 [Frederick de Wit] 1774 [Samuel & Nathaniel Buck] 1806-7 [The Rhinebeck’ Panorama – artist unknown] 1865 1877 [Henry Dawson] 1900 … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Blitz, Buildings, Churches, Historic, Landmarks of London, London, Parliament, Photography, Thames, Uncategorized
Tagged great fire of london, london, london panorama, southwark, st paul's, thames, tower of london
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30 St Mary Axe: the making of a London icon
A rare glimpse inside Norman Foster’s 30 St Mary Axe – a London icon in the making. Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Buildings, Design, Interiors, Landmarks of London, London
Tagged 30 st mary axe, gherkin, norman foster, swiss re building
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PADDOCK: Cabinet War Room 2
A rare and extensive glimpse inside the Paddock Cabinet War Room 2, Dollis Hill, London. Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Blitz, Buildings, Historic, Landmarks of London, London, Military Citadels, Parliament, War
Tagged blitz, cabinet war room 2, luftwaffe, paddock, winston churchill, WWII
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Secret Gardens and Hideaways of South London
North and South: the great divide of our ‘united kingdom’. Southerners just love to compartmentalize Northerners as uncouth hard nuts who drink too much, whereas Northerners love to pigeonhole Southerners as softies who don’t drink enough. This North & South … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Architecture, Buildings, Environmental issues, For kids, Gardening, Gardens, Markets, Organic Living, Outdoors, Parks, Walks
Tagged bonnington square gardens, borough market, eltham palace, lassco brunswick house, maltby street, red cross gardens, south london, surrey docks farm, urban physic garden
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Inside Mother London.
Inside Mother London, top ad agency. Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Architecture, Art, Buildings, Design, Interiors
Tagged advertising, clive wilkinson, mother london
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St Pancras Renaissance Hotel: a gothic reprise
An overlook at the recent refurbishment of the neo-gothic St Pancras Renaissance Hotel. Continue reading
Inside the ‘inside-out’ Lloyd’s Building
A look inside Richard Rogers iconic Lloyd’s of London Building. Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Buildings, Design, Interiors, Landmarks of London, London, Places
Tagged archigram, lloyd's building, lloyd's of london, lutine bell, renzo piano, richard rogers
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