Six Word Saturday
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1970s, the decade that style forgot
Six Word Saturday I used to have a pair of shoes similar to the green and black ones but in light blue. Got sent home from school for wearing them.
Brands, not as we know them
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Brutalism and nature hand in hand
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Playing with perspective at the Barbican
Six Word Saturday Originally commissioned by the Ministry of Works in 1960, these nine ceramic panels feature stylistic images of telecommunications equipment. They were based in Fleet House, a large telecommunications building and when the site was redeveloped they were moved to the Speed Highwalk in the Barbican
Not a curve to be seen
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One day when I grow up
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An inspirational place for a fag
Six Word Saturday On a recent wandering I was walking along a small street called Whetstone Park which runs parallel between Lincoln’s Inn Fields and High Holborn. There’s not much to see as it’s primarily used as a service road. Towards it’s end I came across a small fenced area. What caught my eye was… Continue reading An inspirational place for a fag
All is not as it seems
Six word Saturday The hazards of walking London’s streets. If it’s not bumping into fellow pedestrians, lamp posts, tripping up kerbs and dodging the traffic, it’s falling masonry! Despite the jeopardy it presents this pile of falling concrete offers no danger. “Square the Block” by Richard Wilson was installed in 2009 on the corner of… Continue reading All is not as it seems
Summer in light, Winter in shade
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A LONDON MISCELLANY 