The Development Plan for Greater London
Before Abercrombie and Forshaw, with their 1943 and 1944 plans for modernising London , with new ring roads, ‘zoned’ areas and satellite new towns, there […]
Before Abercrombie and Forshaw, with their 1943 and 1944 plans for modernising London , with new ring roads, ‘zoned’ areas and satellite new towns, there […]
In 1978, the year after architect Richard Rogers’ Pompidou Centre opened in Paris, construction started on his first major London project, The Lloyd’s Building in Lime […]
Climb the 311 stairs today to the top of the Monument and the the 21st century City spreads out around you. To the north the […]
I have a terrible confession to make, one that will see me shunned by London society, if not drummed out of the city altogether: I […]
Step out of the back door of the Blue Fin Building (as I did this morning) and rising up in front of you is the […]
Some snaps from a walk past the National Theatre and RFH yesterday afternoon
The architect of One New Change, Jean Nouvel, described his building as a ‘stealth bomber’; it’s something very big – well over half a million […]
Stand with your back to the City of London police HQ in Wood Street and you can see the collision of old and new in […]
So I’m researching a short blog post on the architecture of Wood Street in the City of London, and Mr Google presents me with an […]
If you want to build anything in the City of London there are three hurdles to be overcome – first you have to be allowed […]
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