Such a beautiful English pub
The Roebuck, on great Dover street in Southwark.
A true Victorian gem built in 1892, with huge windows, ornate decorate moldings.
@FionaMoinuddin Look up the Broken Window Theory, kiddy scribble like this adds nowt to an area, any explanation that it does is so facile it's easily refuted. Its easy to clean/paint depending on the surface, I do it all the time. Like here in Walsall town centre which is free from tagging
Part of the roof of the Old Town Hall in Sheffield has collapsed. It was on our first Top Ten Endangered Buildings list in 2007. It has been empty since 1995.
@VicSoc_SYorks and Friends of the Old Town Hall have been campaigning since 2007 for this important civic building.
BREAKING: The Old Town Hall’s roof has partially collapsed.
The South Yorkshire Victorian Society say the section that has collapsed is the roof of the 1866 courtroom.
The collapse can be seen on the bottom right of this drone-shot photo, which was shared yesterday on Facebook.
Superlative modern architecture. A new hospital & nursing home treating old soldiers with love &dignity. It’s from, as sign says, 2008. Sound-proofed, insulated, state of the art with AC vents where once there would have been chimneys. Give thanks to @fterryarchitect & his father
What was the UK’s oldest working cinema, at the heart of the UK’s most historic grassroots arts street still faces the neglect & bulldozers of Glenbrook Property for a gaudy tower
Except there’s an alternative. A full plan by Brummies Flatpack Festival to save it. Back Brummies!
@CheltCivicSoc Awful. Remember, someone somewhere believes this is good architecture. The utility cabinets even get their own wall! The brick detail feels forced, begrudgingly included. The design, apart from the massing, has no immediate reference. Absolute crap.
Painting off scribble in Walsall Town centre yesterday. I had this colour matched paint specially for this building that's all painted. It stops the place being a dump
@CheltCivicSoc@GlosCC@CheltenhamBC Abolition of the district and county responsibilities can't come soon enough. How difficult can it be for the public realm to be taken care of? It's very sad.
Whoever eventually ends up running Birmingham Council…
The city is fed up of our historic buildings looking like this. Less drawing up policies and having roundtable meetings. More being aggressive and using your powers to fix it. The city has had enough.