obligatory snow day view from window photo

@agatapyzik @yorksranter eg

upset to find out that half the photos I took around the time I got pickpocketed (probably) weren't even in focus

the wasteland is well-used - youth playing football etc; they have to negotiate these steps to get back into town

but most of it is like this, an amazing view just awaiting *aspirational* replacements that never got built

these houses, v similar to some later things by Erskine, are another fragment

a pub, fragment of Womersley's mostly-demolished Woodside estate

'an attractive urban village concept' says Pevsner. 'Why are you taking photos of my house?' they ask

...become hardcore proto-brutalism at the back. Boarded-up and semi-abandoned, of course.

most unexpected thing today in Woolwich. These neo-Georgian flats from 1937....

and near the Barracks, one for @DSG_DSG

and betting that the flats are even half the size of these, currently about to 'decant'?

aspirational New Woolwich looks like this, incidentally

this ASPIRATIONAL hoarding is on a Powis St building that was burnt to the ground

every detail exquisite, incredibly moving. I'm going to write about these properly eventually

the Papa of Polish avant-garde churches is this one in Nowa Huta. Astonishing, esp inside

@lennyqb funny you mention GKC. I don't know if this is directly influenced, but...

or take this, round the corner from me in Warsaw...

@ollywainwright it also has this place, which is pretty special

@ollywainwright needless to say, I like the place