#high holborn

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Reviving Tradition: Filmmaker Qashoo brings Palestine House in London—a blend of heritage & community

In the heart of central London, a new Palestinian cultural center is under construction. Located above Hiba Lebanese and Palestinian restaurant on High Holborn, this building is being transformed with traditional Palestinian design elements like colorful tiles, intricate windows, and exposed stone. A large wooden key, symbolizing the displacement of Palestinians, is a striking feature of the…

Reviving Tradition: Filmmaker Qashoo brings Palestine House in London—a blend of heritage & community

[fitzrovianews]

Campaign unveils alternative to demolish-and-rebuild scheme at One Museum Street

The existing Selkirk House (Travelodge building) as seen from New Oxford Street. Image: Planning application submitted by Simten/BC Parners. Actor and heritage campaigner Griff Rhys Jones and architect Simon Sturgis are backing a campaign calling for the refurbishment of an empty 53m high hotel building at One Museum Street near the British Museum instead of replacing it with a 74m high…

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Lockdown London @ WC2 by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Empty shops ..streets a deserted city

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"Rush Hour @ High Holborn" by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: High Holborn is a street in Holborn and Farringdon.. It starts in the west as a turn off Charing Cross Road, near St Giles Circus, and runs past the Kingsway and Southampton Row, becoming Holborn at its eastern junction with Gray's Inn Road

[arts-su]

Shapes of Grey

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Celia, Celia

by Adrian Mitchell

When I am sad and weary When I think all hope has gone When I walk along High Holborn I think of you with nothing on  

[thecitylane]

Eat Tokyo, High Holborn

from Eat Tokyo, High Holborn

[londonseenandwritten-blog]

“ ‘Beauty is the promise of happiness,’ he wrote, pointing to the way Chloe’s face alluded to qualities I identified with a good life: there was humor in her nose, her freckles spoke of innocence, and her teeth suggested a casual, cheeky disregard for convention.” ―Alain de Botton, On Love (2006)