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Architectural Photography by clickclickjim
Finally got round to posting up the images from our recent photowalk round Hackney. Lovely day with Andy Matthews, Sal Hart, Paula Knee, Aleks Krotoski and Simon Kennedy!
Every time I travel overseas I am confused by the mass of electrical wiring tacked to the outside of houses and businesses. I don't quite get it. Doesn't seem very safe and it sure can be an eyesore.
This for the Global Creative Photography Project's Theme of Electronics. Not what I wanted to do for it but it's something...
This shot from Hackney Road in East London. A rougher area of town with some cool graffiti and urban sights.
This is one of numerous photos, postcards and sketches from the notebooks of the late Mr G.W. Mason., past Senior Partner of Bunch & Duke chartered surveyors at 360 Mare Street, Hackney.
GBRF Class 66722 passes Hackney Central on 10:27 6060 Bow Yard to Tonbridge empty aggregate hoppers.
Possibly the worst toilet I'll ever have the pleasure of using. I can't express my relief enough that I only needed a piss.
Hackney Marsh....
I dire 1/5 flushes.
Diorama showing the bus garage in Well Street. Hackney.
One of a number of Kingsway dioramas that will be for sale at the London Bus Museum Transport Fest 2012, next Sunday 21st October.
ONE OF SEVERAL BOUGHT OF THE INTERNET RECENTLY. IF ANYONE CAN FILL IN ANY DETAILS PLEASE FEEL FREE, COPYRIGHT BELIEVED TO REST WITH MICHAEL DRYHURST
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52-65, Sutton Square, Hackney, London, E9 6EQ.
This substantial four-storey detached apartment building is located on the east side of Sutton Square and directly faces the ornamental pond and surrounding communal garden which form the central focal point of this award-winning private residential garden-square development.
Sutton Square was built on part of the site formerly occupied by the "Metal Box" factory.
The development was built circa 1983-85 and designed by architects "Campbell Zogolovitch Wilkinson and Gough" for developers "Kentish Homes Limited". There are a total of 49 houses and 16 apartments set around Sutton Square which itself is located just west of Urswick Road close to Sutton Place and Sutton House (National Trust) and to the pleasant churchyard gardens adjoining the Church of St. John-at-Hackney.
(Photograph supplied by Julian Mason of Bunch & Duke, Chartered Surveyors, on email hackney@bunchandduke.com)
Greater Anglia class 317654 passes Hackney Downs on a Liverpool street service from Stanstead Airport.
Hackney Free & Parochial Church of England Secondary School, south-facing exterior detail. Avanti Architects, 2011, BSF funded. Steel frame, pre-cast concrete floor slabs and a mixture of façade materials. Landscaping architects: MESH. London Borough of Hackney.
Image: Copyright ©2011 George Rex. All Rights Reserved.