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I enjoy photographing the City of London office building at 1 Coleman St as the facetted facade always looks different whatever the weather conditions. For example, when I took this it was overcast so contrast is reduced and the colours are more muted.
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From the RIBA website : "One Coleman Street is a new 235,000 sq ft office building for Legal and General in the City of London completed in 2007. The scheme set out to unite the disparate urban context of the eastern end of London Wall and Coleman Street by re-establishing its street wall, and through the creation of a new garden on the southern side.
The facade utilises polished pre-cast concrete cladding panels configured in a geometric arrangement expressed through a series of interlocking and alternating triangulated surfaces. The fenestration is set at an angle, creating a robustly modelled surface running around the curvature of the building. The directional geometry with alternate floors arranged in the opposite direction is resolved by the triangulation of the spandrel."
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By David Walker - Fresque réalisée dans le cadre du festival Wall Street Art de Grand Paris Sud (Lieusaint, 06/2017)
22nd of April - (London) : Shoreditch discovery. A beautiful portrait from street artist David Walker
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Yuli By David Walker - Fresque réalisée dans le cadre du festival Wall Street Art de Grand Paris Sud (Lieusaint, 06/2017)
At first glance, a rather subtle, even non-descript piece of contemporary architecture, not far from the Gherkin in the City of London. And then you notice the reflections !
Thanks to david.bank for letting me know the building is One Coleman Street by Architects, Swanke Hayden Connell Ltd
Taken on my recent "Architectural Photography day in London' trip, more like this to follow soon.
This week’s theme of the Macro Mondays group is “things found in the kitchen”. Why would I go into the kitchen except to fetch a beer? This bottle cap is from the latest incarnation of Firestone Walker’s Luponic Distortion series, where the brewer tries out different hops. This brand new batch, Rev. 007, uses Australian hops.
The contents of the bottle met with my approval.
My dictionary has no words between lupine and lupus, but hops are called humulus lupulus in Latin. The plant belongs to the Cannabaceae family — yes, hops are a not so distant relative of hemp...