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Slight delay just outside of Llanllieni / Leominster - we passed another, slightly slower train...

Former Police Station, Chapel Street, Manchester facebook.com/groups/manches… (Photos by Gerard Michael)

No Expensive UK Housing Market Builds Lots Of Housing littlebuilt.com/p/no-expensive…

Historic England will publish guidance tomorrow that encourages local councils to allow heat pumps, solar & insulation in listed buildings & in conservation areas. Fantastic news! We desperately need consistency & a can-do culture. Great work leylaboulton on.ft.com/46i93mU

Does Athens' 'antiparochi' funding system & resulting polikatoikia offer solutions to the UK housing crisis? 💶NIMBY homeowners motivated to permit builds 🪜Social mixing & mixed tenancies often baked-in 🌳Streets maintained, outdoor greenery encouraged bloomberg.com/news/features/…

National Farmers’ Bank (1908) in Owatonna, MN. Designed by Louis Sullivan, the first of his “jewel box” banks.

Watercolours by Augustus Osborne Lamplough (1877–1930)

A fantastic scheme, Phase 02 really does look the business. Thoroughly enjoyed my time spent working on Phase 03!

One of my favourite parts of working on Phase 03 of Park Hill was the historic background research, and one of my favourite parts of that research was coming across Mick Jones' excellent photographs! caferoyalbooks.com/shop/p/mick-jo… #Architecture #ParkHill #Brutalism #Sheffield

blown away by the stained glass of konstantinas šatūnas

Beautifully detailed and executed brickwork to this telephone exchange in Ludlow, Shropshire. The interwoven design of the brickwork emulates the interconnected network of communication cables that lie within but unfortunately goes largely unnoticed by those that pass.

Tynemouth station is amazing; it was designed by NER chief architect William Bell. The station was completed and opened in 1882 and is probably the longest/unbroken platform, concourse, and glazed canopy design of Victorian England.

Holy Trinity, Hartshill & St Thomas’s, Penkhull are two Scott churches paid for by Herbert Minton, so a mother load of tiles.

One of my favourite slightly out-of-the-way parts of #Berlin: the Hackescher Markt.

Currently fascinated with the illustrations for Irvine New Town Plan after Niall Murphy mentioned them in the #brutalglasgow podcast. What a vision! Intrigued by the hotel over the motorway right beside the beach

Architectural salaries in 1999 vs 2024 in the UK. Depressing. Salary report by Royal Institute of British Architects

Great site visit yesterday with Bev Craig and Great Places Housing Group to look at a couple of affordable housing projects in Ancoats and Piccadilly, and meet new residents. Good to see that there will be 160 new low carbon, affordable homes with 50% at social rent across the two schemes.🏡

Looking But Not Finding, Geof Kern, 1999.

Very encouraging!

Private landlords will be banned from renting out properties that are energy inefficient. This is going to catalyse a huge wave of investment in refurbishment. A good time to start a company doing insulation upgrades. thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…