Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts

Monday, March 13, 2017

I Wnat To Buy a Cement Factory


an old cement factory converted in spain
  If I knew where I could find an old cement factory I would happily live in it if I could do this to it.
an old cement factory converted in spain
This amazing place is in Spain and was designed by Ricardo Bofill and is now his home. I am envious beyond belief. Found at House and Garden
an old cement factory converted in spain

an old cement factory converted in spain

an old cement factory converted in spain

an old cement factory converted in spain

an old cement factory converted in spain

an old cement factory converted in spain

an old cement factory converted in spain

Monday, October 24, 2016

​ Cheltenham a Jewel in the Cotswolds

​ Cheltenham a Jewel in the Cotswolds
Just a small part of the Literary Festival
​I've spent the last couple of months travelling. On my way back from France I joined a friend at the Cheltenham Literary Festival. It was my first ever visit to Cheltenham and I was literally blown away (forgive the pun).
I have never seen so many stunning buildings in one relatively small space. The place is full of fabulous individul shops 2 of which I will show you this week.
Take look for yourselves. I've captioned the images.
​ Cheltenham a Jewel in the Cotswolds
One of those beautiful terraces

​ Cheltenham a Jewel in the Cotswolds
A peek into someone's garden

​ Cheltenham a Jewel in the Cotswolds
Fabulous shops in The Suffolks area of Cheltenham

​ Cheltenham a Jewel in the Cotswolds
A new hotel development

​ Cheltenham a Jewel in the Cotswolds
Whow wouldn't want to stay somewhere called The Lucky Onion?

​ Cheltenham a Jewel in the Cotswolds
Another one of those terraces

​ Cheltenham a Jewel in the Cotswolds
Fabulous fountain

Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Making An Entrance

incredible doors
It's said that your eyes are the doorway to your soul. Well feast your eyes on this lot. I love a door with a story whether it be a tactile old oak door, a chipped paint door or a totally wacky one that says 'don't pass me by I have something to tell you'. Found at Architecture and Design
incredible doors

incredible doors

incredible doors

incredible doors

incredible doors

incredible doors

incredible doors

incredible doors

Friday, November 13, 2015

Architecture You Can Wear

arxi architectural bags konstatin kofta
I love architectural details, leather and bags but never before have I seen them all brought together. By Konstantin Kofta
arxi architectural bags konstatin kofta

arxi architectural bags konstatin kofta

arxi architectural bags konstatin kofta

arxi architectural bags konstatin kofta

Tuesday, May 12, 2015

A Day In Soissons

A Day In Soissons
Today we stayed close to home but went into the city of Soissons. One of my favourite supermarkets is unique. Foods from all over the world and plenty that are home grown. Above is a form of aparagus I have never seen before.
Vapour streams from each counter. 
A Day In Soissons
After shopping we popped into the Cathedral
A Day In Soissons
It is stunning as you can see.
A Day In Soissons
Tomorrow Charlotte and I are off to Paris for a couple of days. Well why not?

Friday, October 25, 2013

When Is a Ruin Not a Ruin?

white house isle of coll
When it is FABULOUS. I am in awe as to what these architects - WT Architecture - have done with this ruin. So so clever to have light coming through that huge crack on the gable end. The house is on the Isle of Coll off the coast of Scotland. Found at Thirty Months to NYAA
white house isle of coll

white house isle of coll

white house isle of coll

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Tuesday, February 05, 2013

Eley Kishimoto Celebrates Centre Point's Second Coming

Eley Kishimoto centre point
Using the architecture and 1960's heritage of Centre Point Eley Kishimoto, famous for its incisive and intelligent print design has developed a series of patterns for Almacantar, the owners of Centre Point. Inspired by the building they have created a one-off fashion range. The patterns will be used in Centre Point's new identity, this could be in the form of patterns and materials in interior and exterior applications.
Eley Kishimoto centre point
Almacantar's aim is to make Centre Point a landmark destination in London. As I can remember Centre Point being built back in 1966 I have an affinity with it and look forward to witnessing it's second coming.
Eley Kishimoto centre point

Eley Kishimoto centre point