Thomas Grove

Part II Architect, visiting lecturer and co-leader of DS(3)01.

[Thomas Grove @UnderArcadia]

Blurring The Line Between The Built & Unbuilt: Recently I was interviewed by online drawing archive KooZA/rch about my aesthetic influences, drawing process and my current work on Architecture and Film at the University of Westminster. https://t.co/TuqMjSJZsj

[Matt Kennard @kennardmatt]

Burnham’s Britain

[Thomas Grove @UnderArcadia]

@seanw_m Idk those columns look a little suspect

[C20 Society @C20Society]

☀️ Happy Summer Solstice from Stonehenge and Ratcliffe-on-Soar.

Neolithic megaliths and their modernist counterpoints looming over the surrounding landscape, as captured by two of the great photographers of the 20th century.

• Stonehenge, 1947 by Bill Brandt
• Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station, 1984 by Michael Kenna

[Cllr Ben Goren @BanGaoRen]

I'm not happy that Starmer gets to resign, mostly avoid the Commons until the next election, resign as MP, go back to working for Mishcon De Reya, enjoy his PM & legally protected DPP pensions, does a lecture tour or whatever, and will never ever face accountability for Gaza.

[USSR Pictures @PicturesUssr]

"Launch Facility" - Painting by Alexander Panteleev (1974)

[tim abrahams @timabrahams]

A painting by Claude Grahame Muncaster (1903-1974) of the Bradwell nuclear power station, presented to TUC General Secretary Lord Citrine to celebrate the start of groundwork on the site in January 1957.

[Louis Staples @LouisStaples]

when Bravo brings back an OG Real Housewife to save a dying franchise:

[David Graeber @davidgraeber]

@dominicboyle @Curious_Chak @lewis_goodall the Labour Party under Starmer will abandon its core idealism & principles and it won't even gain tactical advantage. It will be a party which gives no one a reason to vote for it, and no one will, in fact, vote for it.

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

The Soviet N1-L3 moon rocket being raised into launch position

[rocketengine @rocketengine]

Design for The Soviet Space Programme
Galina Balashova

[Sci-Fi Archives @SciFiArchives]

Egypt’s New Administrative Capital – A $58 Billion Ghost City

[Following Hadrian @carolemadge]

In Memory of Hadrian 📖
Marguerite Yourcenar evokes her fascination with the Roman emperor Hadrian. Accompanied by images of the wall he built in northern England and of statues from the British Museum, she speaks of a humanist, cultured, and peace-making emperor, with “behind him all that Greek culture to which he was devoted.”

[Reuters @Reuters]

The UNESCO-registered Golestan palace in Tehran, often compared to Versailles, and a historic mosque and palace in Isfahan, was damaged in the ‌war

[sean mcguire @seanw_m]

The turf is the least of it. Your MDF cabinets. Your particleboard shelving. Your plywood subfloor. Your LVP flooring. Your composite trim. Your underlayment adhesive.

[Turkic Archives @TurkishArc]

This is the Karapınar Solar Power Plant, the largest in Türkiye and all of Europe. Looks like a scene from the Dune universe.

[Scarlett’s Movie Musings @ScarletCinema]

“But, as you see, it's a beautiful day, the Strait of Hormuz is open and people are having a wonderful time!”

[Thomas Grove @UnderArcadia]

Lovely JG Ballard-esque world where Ally P is all that remains of a future London overtaken by rampant climate change. Each day the tide recedes to reveal the drowned ruins of the Crouch End Waitrose where survivors scavenge for old world treasures (tinned Portuguese anchovies)

[Ally Pally 'Museum' @AllyPallyMuseum]

Had a bit of rain around Alexandra Palace!
Brilliant poster for the Dinghy Show in 2014.
#rain #Flood

[jonny is fed up with Yank Nonsense @sensiblehuman96]

I love how Corbyn is in the Epstein files, but only because it’s just all the billionaire nonces going ‘under no circumstances can we let Corbyn be PM’

[Midwest Modern @JoshLipnik]

Early digital art by Detroit artist Is Schuster (1948-2016) developed 1983-85 while she was working at the University of Michigan Aerospace Department

[The Empire Files @EmpireFiles]

It all comes back