Category Archives: architecture

Hello St. Pancras – Where can I park my bike?

Posted on November 14, 2007 by Clive Andrews

Today, the new £800m St. Pancras International rail terminal welcomed its first Eurostar service. I had a quick look at the nearly finished station on Saturday. It looks great. A simple hi-tech glass structure extends the original trainshed structure accompanied … Continue reading →

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Pigeon-Proofing Our World

Posted on January 22, 2007 by Clive Andrews

Is it my imagination or has every building in urban Britain developed some kind of odd infection? A sort of rash, characterised by thousands and thousands of spikes covering every visible horizontal surface above head height? In the love/hate relationship … Continue reading →

Posted in architecture, Brighton, design | 2 Comments