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Category Archives: Architecture
The London 2012 Olympics
The London 2012 Olympics. Years of planning and construction, bucket-loads of money and all over in two weeks…but it was bloody great. Despite many Londoners being full of cynicism prior to the event, it was a roaring success. I’m lucky enough to … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, London, Sights
Tagged advertising, aquatics centre, arcelor mittal orbit, arena, athletes village, basketball, blimp, boxing, brazil, bridge, canal, clouds, crowds, directions, earls court, excel, face paint, fans, flag, games maker, germany, great britain, handball, leicester square, london 2012 olympics, mandeville, mascots, meadows, medals, moon, mscot, olympic rings, run, sculpture, site, stadium, supporters, thames, tourists, tower bridge, union jack, velodrome, volleyball, volunteer, water polo, wenlock
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The Shard
The Shard, London Bridge. This new addition to London’s skyline is also the new tallest building in Europe, and can be seen from all over the city. The building contains offices, a 5-star Shangri-La Hotel, restaurants, apartments and a viewing … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Sights
Tagged arcelor mittal orbit, blue, businessmen, construction, illumination, laser, lights, london bridge station, orange, pink, river, shard, show, sunset, thames, train, workmen, yellow
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Palais Garnier shop
Boutique de l’Opéra National de Paris, Palais Garnier, Paris. A beautiful mix of the old and new, lit by lights reflected off of huge convex mirrors, this boutique shop in the Palais Garnier sells all things opera and ballet related, from … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Paris, Shops
Tagged architecture, ballet, books, boutique, cds, dvds, france, masks, mirror, opera garnier, paris, photography, time out, tutu
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Leighton House Museum
Leighton House Museum, Kensington, London. The house was once home to Victorian artist Frederic Leighton who over a period of 30 years expanded the building and filled it with treasures from all over the world. The centrepiece of this work … Continue reading
The Lowry
The Lowry, Manchester. Set in the regenerated Salford Quays, The Lowry complex consists of two theatres, studio and gallery spaces, a restaurant, and cafes & bars. It is named after the artist L. S. Lowry, known for his paintings of … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Manchester
Tagged abstract, buildings, cafe, color, colourful, photography, salford quays, shop
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