architecture

City Futures

Clear blue skies over the futuristic architecture in this little section of The Square Mile certainly lend themselves towards creating a science-fiction-esque feel don't they!

City Futures2015-04-08T15:30:10+00:00

St Clement’s Asylum

While en route to a studio shoot in the heart of East London I spotted that demolition of this disused asylum appeared imminent. Unfortunately by the time my fellow snapper and I got there and managed to gain relatively safe access, work had already begun. [...]

St Clement’s Asylum2015-03-27T17:20:03+00:00

The Barbican Estate

Until recently I had always viewed Barbican’s brutalist architecture as a vast concrete eyesore only good as the setting for a low-budget zombie flick. That was before I spent a week shooting there and provided with a special key! Well, not that special as [...]

The Barbican Estate2014-12-03T16:45:41+00:00

Looking upwards!

A full six minutes early for a location recce in the city and no-one else has arrived. Plenty of great reflections round this neck of the woods.. so what better way to pass the time than to have a little look upwards!

Looking upwards!2014-11-09T14:55:51+00:00

Millennium Mills

News of this legendary location's rather imminent demolition triggered a little impromptu urban exploration at the weekend. Even though we only managed to explore the main building before the light began to fade I'm glad to have had the chance to visit this place before [...]

Millennium Mills2014-10-28T20:00:08+00:00

The Maunsell Forts

What did I get up to on Saturday I hear you ask? Well, I spent it atop a derelict Second World War naval sea fort of course... where else! This place was by far one of the most unusual places I have explored to date. [...]

The Maunsell Forts2014-07-24T16:00:20+00:00

A Room for London

Ever strolled along the South Bank and spotted what looks like a boat perched on the roof of the Queen Elizabeth Hall? Well, it’s called 'Roi des Belges' and here’s a little look through the porthole. 'A Room for London' as it’s also known is [...]

A Room for London2013-09-04T15:20:46+00:00

Québec City to NYC Roadtrip

My wife and I recently took a short roadtrip from Québec City, through New England, and ending with a few days in New York City. Vast areas of stunning wilderness interspersed with cities, each with a character all their own and ‘The Big Apple’ being [...]

Québec City to NYC Roadtrip2013-08-23T10:00:35+00:00

Piece of cake…

Here’s a wee butcher’s at our latest urbexpedition to a derelict manor west of London. Access to this grand place was rather more challenging than our previous explores but some blood and a little extra determination can go a long way!

Piece of cake…2013-07-21T09:00:25+00:00

UrbEx anyone? Don’t mind if I do!

What better way to spend a cold Sunday afternoon than exploring a disused art deco department store!  It has certainly decayed severely since it’s incarnation as Scottleys in 1999, the filming location for “The Greatest Store in the World”. Having said that it’s former grandeur [...]

UrbEx anyone? Don’t mind if I do!2013-06-02T16:00:20+00:00
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