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When travelling along the dock road out of Liverpool there is a surprising structure of concrete which dominates the corner of Bankfield str... -
The Kingsway tunnel ventilation shafts are two identical structures on the opposite sides of the Mersey which provide ventilation for th... -
The former Camden Town Hall Annex opposite St Pancras and Kings Cross stations on the Euston road looked was thought to have been lost afte... -
The Brunswick centre was built in the late 1960's as a mixed development with an open shopping precinct complete with cinema and resid... -
Some pictures of the Alexander Road Estate, Camden, North London (I hope to do a further post later after some research). Completed in 1978 ... -
Following the brilliant exhibition at the new Wellington arch exhibition space at Hyde Park corner which celebrated the story of preservatio...
Hello Jack,
ReplyDeleteI've just started reading your blog - well put together and interesting reading (I lived close to Balfron Tower when I was a child). Do you know about James Sinclair Point further east in Upton Park? It's long demolished but worth finding out about. Not much exists apart from a few pictures, but it could be worth adding to your collection!
Hi Jack,
ReplyDeleteGreat blog, I'm working my way through it and really enjoying your work. I just thought I'd get in touch and share this link - a photo-essay from my blog about Lasdun's National Theatre. I hope you / your readers might be interested:
https://dynamicstasis.blog/2017/08/02/499/