Don't be afraid! I have no issue with single family dwellings, just the sparser density shown in the image. There have been plenty of great models for such developments in recent years, and we need to be applying them everywhere! Goldsmith Street in Norwich is a good example.

I assume it's a copyright free way of saying Gartic phone, but that still doesn't explain the banana 😅

Music Department, Cardiff University
Alex Gordon Partnership
1971

+ Bonus Barbara Hepworth (Three Obliques (Walk In), 1968)

Arts & Social Studies Library, Cardiff
Faulkner-Brown Hendy Watkinson Stonor
1972-76

Found it quite hard to find anything online about this library - not even featured in the practice's own online archive! I'd love to know more about the design if anyone on here knows anything. #architecture

Feels strange having an event as climactic as the Architecture and Civil Engineering Ball less than halfway through final year, but also a fitting conclusion to my final group project at Bath! @uniofbath.bsky.social #architecture

Does anyone know the artist behind this jazzy version of what I think is "We Three Kings"? I've been listening to this little snippet on repeat 🎄

I'm hoping if enough people repost we'll find someone who knows it!

Love this slightly ominous 1969 house in Dulwich by William Cove.

A couple of 1980s Chiselhurst houses by Chu and Carter

It's been raining all day in Bath so here's a few photos to remind of sunnier times - The William Morris Gallery and gardens in infrared.

Saw Everything Everything at their first Bath gig in a good while! Excellent show that made up for me not being able to attend their Bristol show earlier this year.

Time to move on from old platforms for good. Here's to a platform for positivity and sharing whacky, colourful architecture!

Photogenic public toilets 🙃

Do you ever get an idea that refuses to leave until you've drawn it out?

May I present Untitled Big Duck.

Truly the peak of architecture, and now more threatening than ever.

66 Frognal all done! (and looking very stylish if I do say so myself 😁)

Still love the quote from the original client...
"To me, it represents the logical conclusion to nothing more mysterious than the problem of how to live."

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Reimagined my earlier drawing with a bit of typography. The shapes represent the II* listing and Neave Brown's well deserved gold medal.

I like it so much I might put it on a T-shirt!

Certain other social platforms are looking more questionable by the minute, so I'm branching out 😁 Follow for random pictures of buildings and occasionally a nice drawing of one! Here's one I made earlier 🏘️❤️