Gora Donosti!
Tonight’s the night! At midnight, the drums will take over the city of Donosti, and everyone will pour into the streets to celebrate. The ...
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Pasaia Itsas Eskola
A sculptural brutalist icon sitting on a hill overlooking Pasaia. The Itsas Eskola (nautical school) is a fantastic example of the formal ...
Snow
Earlier in the week it snowed in many places across the globe (by the sound of my IG feed). I was back home doing some last minute errands...
Cabalgata de Reyes
Although the UK chooses to only celebrate one of the 12 days of Christmas, in Spain, Christmas has in fact 14 days. It starts on Christmas...
Iconic Liberty
A client and collaborator of ours was the building surveyor during the most recent refurbishment of Liberty. She regularly tells us storie...
Somerset House ice rink
Somerset House was packed over the weekend It is always such a joy to see people enjoy themselves with their loved ones.
De Kings Cross a Camden
This post is for any Spanish tourist visiting London who can see in the map that Kings Cross a Camden are nearby but somehow keep getting lo...
Clapham Junction isn’t in Clapham
Did you know… Clapham Junction isn’t actually in Clapham? I did not either and the first time I needed to go to Clapham for a leaving par...
View from a lost bus
Have you ever been on a bus when the driver got lost and took you around an area where buses don't normally go? That happened to me rece...
Tower of London by night
Sometimes I have to pinch myself. Back in 2020, I was invited to the @womenofyear lunch in recognition of my volunteering work. (A real...
British Museum's Reading Room
Have you ever stepped into the British Museum's Reading Room? This isn’t just another grand library but the space where Marx scribbled...
The Serpentine
Have you ever spent time by The Serpentine in Hyde Park ? Whether people hiring pedalos on a summer afternoon or taking a stroll as autumn ...
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Oh Christmas trees
That time of the year is here. The time when London gets filled with christmas trees. The one outside Central Saint Martins appeared last ...
Pantheon of Paris
In the past twenty years we have grown accustomed to see religious buildings which had fallen in disrepair or disuse being sold on and trans...
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Liverpool
I had wanted to visit Liverpool for a long time and ,as I mentioned a few pos…
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye
It was 2017 when we decided to visit NYC for a few days. We had started to wo…
Wibexpo
Earlier in the week, I was able to attend the first edition of Wibexpo with f…
La Gamba
What does an architect do? This was a question a person waiting for a bus at …
Could the "Metaverse" become the only connection to the world many are left with?
Why unless we change our approach to the public realm, the "Metaverse&qu…
100percent design
Visiting 100percent design gave me the chance to catch up with some new ideas b…
Bank
One of the best things about cycling in London is that you can jump off your …
Zanele Muholi
Happy Saturday! Have you found that since restrictions started each day blend…
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Story Garden, Kings Cross
Behind the British library there is a place called Story Garden, a community …
Cinnamon rolls
Northern European bake goods have become very popular in London and while yea…