I love the way builders brightly illuminate the spaces they have to work in.
The dynamics of light: part of the urban streetscape.
The Flemish-style gables of Soho: probably responsible for starting my whole interest in architecture. This is the latest incarnation of the Blue Posts Inn on the corner of Berwick and Broadwick Streets.
Beautifully refurbished 19th-century shop in Warwick Street - a little further up from the European Bookshop if you're down that way.
A well-loved local coffee shop advertising the life-giving properties of its coffee.
No wonder Google loves it.
The sculpture above the doorway of Goldbeaters' House (the name back translates to 'the house of goldbeaters [plural]' so the apostrophe (should come) after the 's' if you're wondering) next to Foyles in Manette Street Soho.
Thursday was National Poetry Day - hail to the people who dig up the roads - to keep the lights on and and our computers and devices running. We are all poets of a sort since making things can be thought of as poetry.
The undulating fountains at the King's Cross site of Central St Martin's, University of the Arts London.
This lovely tube map cover design is by Tracey Emin, commissioned by Art on the Underground. The artist has drawn the Central Line as a leafy tree limb, branching off and supporting singing birds. I hadn't seen it before yesterday.
© 2012 London Underground
Buttresses that vault, that fly.
