Architecture

Myriad Windows

London has such a variety of architectural styles. If you don’t keep looking up you miss so much, like these amazing windows. Linked to Lingering Look at Windows, Weekly Top Shot and […]

-Arizona

Taliesin Shadows

Frank Lloyd Wright’s lines and angles at Taliesin West cast fascinating shadows. Linked to Shadow Shot Sunday.

-Paris

Red Windows in Paris

These gorgeous windows belong to l’Hôtel de Sens in the Marais area of Paris. This hôtel particulier was built by Archbishop Tristan Salazar between 1475 and 1519 to be the home and power […]

-New York

Manhattan from Above – Look Up, Look Down, week 9

Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photos taken from […]

-East Midlands

The architecture of Cambridge University’s various colleges is stunning. The windows are no exception. Related Posts: Dreamy Cambridge Punting in Cambridge Corpus Christi Reflections Linked to Lingering Look at […]

-New York

Manhattan from Below – Look Up, Look Down, week 8

Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photos taken from […]

-London

Victorian Fair at Kings Cross Square

The long-running renovation works at Kings Cross station in London are almost over. There is still a final piece of work going on at the side of the station that […]

-Marseille

Lines and Patterns at La Major

Marseille Cathedral, or Cathédrale de la Major, is a striking presence on the harbour front. Bold and harsh monochrome stripes are pleasantly and surprisingly broken by splashes of pattern and colour. The […]

-Manchester

Manchester’s Industrial Architecture

Manchester has a strong industrial history and is generally recognised to be the first modern, industrial city. Many of its buildings have been renovated in recent years, but they still […]

-Manchester

Manchester’s Hidden Gem

St. Mary’s Church, better known as the Hidden Gem, was founded in 1794 in the centre of what was then, the poorest quarter of Manchester. A priest, Father Broomhead, purchased […]

-Manchester

I is for… Ironwork

Iron. To me, the word sounds heavy, dark and cumbersome. Yet, used as a decorative feature, the product itself can be beautiful. I have a particular penchant for iron architectural […]

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Myriad Windows

Taliesin Shadows

Red Windows in Paris

Manhattan from Above – Look Up, Look Down, week 9

Cambridge Windows

Manhattan from Below – Look Up, Look Down, week 8

Victorian Fair at Kings Cross Square

Lines and Patterns at La Major

Manchester’s Industrial Architecture

Manchester’s Hidden Gem

I is for… Ironwork