@Jason_R_Burt De

@rafandrews @bo66ie29 Assembled by Cypriots often.

I could believe this was a French artist rather than Whistler.

@__theskipper__ @GRTourist @BBCLondonNews Technically tricky with many blocks but still. I mean, think of all that extra rush hour rolling stock on subsidised tube and train lines that is subsidising the landlords.

@__theskipper__ @GRTourist @BBCLondonNews So some offices need to become accommodation.

@__theskipper__ @BBCLondonNews Landlords have had a good run since WW2. Periodically one has to rethink one’s business model.

@PhinHarper @cyhsal Objets trouvés! Adventurous for public housing.

@gmoult These demolitions prevent tax bills from accumulating, I assume. Otherwise, why the rush? Conversion is also possible.

@Furmadamadam A good looking range of electric sockets.

@ForeverLouiseB1 Niece of studio boss Carl L. Unknown to me till this day.

@Knowledgepoint Daily collections had stopped by the sixties, when my memory cuts in.

@Forest2Furnitur A most original assignment! Perhaps you could provide Please post photos when the work is underway.

@C20Society A blanket excuse for developers: ‘A spokesperson for the Crescent partnership said: “Unfortunately [the Centenary Building’s] infrastructure means it no longer meets modern standards and requirements. It has now been vacant for a third of its built life…’

@ExploresMr No one has smashed the glass 🙏🏼 I like the twenties or thirties lighting. Masterpieces of Tiffany stained glass are deteriorating in mausoleums as families can no longer be traced.

@Suzanne08253534 It would have taken me a few minutes to ID her if you’d asked, ‘Guess who?’

Serbia, 1929: ‘Hey, bro let’s add some carytids!’

@ExploresMr Poignant.

@GardenBrocante Here in Brussels, I’m just off for ana Irish on the bike 🚲 Best to cheer yourself up with a novel or a film for comfort and better days to come.

@DeborahS31 @TheOfficialGRB Deborah, surely you meant ‘buzzy psychedelics of the 70s’. A reaction against fifties solid bright colour.