London hasn’t stopped building this year and there are a couple of really stunning additions Cranes have long been a staple of London‘s ever-changing skyline, but the past two years have seen an unprecedented surge. While we’ve all been bustling post-pandemic, it’s evident that the construction industry hasn’t skipped a beat – not before, not after. … Continue reading
The Cotswolds, a delightful area in England, is where I recently spent my birthday. Fast-forward two weeks later, a world pandemic struck, making those couple of days seem like a dream buried in the past. The picturesque, honey-coloured towns and villages of the Cotswolds look as if they have strayed into the 21st century from … Continue reading
We live in a globally connected world. We are able to communicate from one side of the planet to the other, with ease. We share information with no limits. Our travel connects cities and countries and even continents. But how does this connected society impact architecture? Well, It’s impossible not to think about bridges. Bridges … Continue reading
Virginia Duran 