Top news stories from the world of archaeology.
Top news stories from the world of architecture.
The City of London Corporation has in the last week of January 2021 green-lighted the planned construction of a new 30-storey office development at 55 Gracechurch Street. This is the Square Mile’s first tall building approval of 2021 and demonstrates the Corporation’s optimistic outlook for the post Brexit and post-Covid future of the City.
Royal Mail in the United Kingdom have today (18th June 2020) produced a special stamp series on the theme of…
This post provides an update of the changes which have occurred in the Trinity Place / Tower Hill area since my original post of 2013.
This is second part of an article regarding “Time and Tide”, Plantation Lane, which is an art installation by Simon Patterson. Please see part one for a general description of the lane and the elements of the art installation.
To the many hurried commuters who pass by, whilst transfixed to their smartphones, Plantation Lane simply provides a convenient pedestrian passageway connecting Rood Lane, next to St Margaret Pattens church, to Seething Lane, opposite the main steps of Minster Court. It is however much more than just an alleyway and hangout for office smokers.
This post is the eighth in a series, which is aimed at documenting all the surviving sections of the Roman city wall, and will focus on part of the northern section of the wall which stretches from Bishopsgate in the east, to the Barbican Estate in the west, where it would have met with the existing walls of the earlier Roman garrison.
This post on The Circus is a continuation of the main article on Dances’s Square, Crescent and Circus which gives an overview and sets the context of this series of posts.
This post is a continuation of the main article on Dances’s Square, Crescent and Circus which gives an overview and sets the context of this series of posts. There are further posts on the related locations of The Crescent and Circus as part of this series.