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Moderne in Barbados, roof curves to provide a shaded parking space.
Camden Canal
Water tower built in 1915, using German prisoner of war labour, to serve Amersham and Chesham Bols. Decommissioned in the 1990s and converted into a residential dwelling, featuring on the channel 4 TV show Grand Designs.
Deal pier, the only pier built in the UK since the 2nd world war, completed in the late 50's. (Photo credit Rona Inniss)
“The gasholders” - premium apartments built I side grade II listed former gas works in central London.
In the background the finest station in the UK: St Pancras International. In the mid-ground some other station. On the window: Dreariness
Travelodge - Kings Cross
The Old Finsbury Town Hall - Off Exmouth Market http://www.theoldfinsburytownhall.co.uk/
Jenkins Hotel, Burton Place, London
View from skoll club room of the saïd business school, university of Oxford
Brought these filter coffee teabags from a Thai company called 'koko drip' in Bangkok. Haven't found them in London yet but absolutely brilliant concept.
Monica Shaw Court, Purchase Street, London
Regent Theatre, Euston, London
The Quay Antiques Centre, Topsham
Regeneration works at Quaker Court, Islington, London
Antenna array and data transfer station at the top of Mount Popa - Taung Ma-gyi in Myanmar. There was no vehicular access to the summit so all the materials for this must have been brought up by hand.
Levita House, Euston, London