
The Lloyd’s Building
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 […]
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 […]
In the post on the Firefighters’ Memorial we talked about the destruction caused by the Blitz – and Christchurch Greyfriars gives a hint of that […]
75 years ago George Orwell, the author of 1984 wrote, “as I write, highly civilised human beings are flying overhead trying to kill me”. He […]
With the current building works going on around it, the approach to St James’s is now down Garlick Hill, an indication – along with the church’s […]
With so much noise and traffic in the City it’s sometimes nice to take a bit of time out. And that’s what places like Cleary […]
Stand on Dowgate with your back to Cannon Street station and you can see the entrances to three of the halls of the City’s oldest […]
St Michael Paternoster Royal is one of 51 churches rebuilt by Christopher Wren after the Great Fire. St Michael is the archangel Michael – God’s […]
A small bit of green space on the site of the churchyard and burial ground of St Botolph’s, Aldersgate, which opened in 1880. Over the […]
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 […]
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