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Nothing is certain but death, taxes and Sasha's hair on your clothes....

Lá lán le háthas 🩷 Full of life with the sun out 🌞

Photograph taken in Smithfield D7. The Metropolitan drinking fountain & cattle trough association did exist. mdfcta.co.uk

Rotunda looking lovely in the sunshine earlier. #Dublininthesun

A curving wooden staircase rises from a wooden floor within a teardrop-shaped opening to several floors above.

Calgary Central Library, Snøhetta and DIALOG, 2013-18.

#StaircaseSaturday
#SaturdayStairs

Brussels Midi before it was wrecked to receive high-speed trains. It lost the restaurant, the tower and the dome of a thousand glass bricks. Design by Adrien & Yvan Blomme with Fernand Petit

Beer stein in the shape of a penny farthing bicycle, with the front wheel, which is where the beer goes, shaped like a ball. The rider is a lid for the stein, which is openable with a thumb-activated hinge.

Beer Stein from Germany
ca. 1890
Pewter rider/lid and rear wheel
Stoneware container

You can see an Isokon Minimum Flat tomorrow, Sunday 8 March, from 11 am to 1 pm. First come, first served; we ask for a £10 donation per visitor.

Fair play to the Quakers for being seen as a threat to the English state for a solid 375 years.

Sorry about Liam, thought you might find it of interest. 😁

That worked, thanks

Tried to access the 1766 Census but kept getting 404 fault notices on the links.

Location for my first pint 1985-6, upstairs.

Found in a book on the history of McLaughlin & Harvey Contractors. Guinness' self contained small experimental Brewery constructed in 1901. The Dolphins Barn 'stone' should read brick.

Thought I saw Heverlee recently in Dublin, might have been O'Briens.

The book 'Building Modern Scotland' on a shop bookshelf, between other books. The cover shows the title, the subtitle ('A social and architectural history of the new towns, 1947-1997') and the authors' names. The image shows some new town housing. A group of boys is gathered with their bikes. One is mending a flat tyre. A smaller boy watches on, perhaps wanting to be part of the group.

Publication day for the paperback edition of 'Building Modern Scotland'. Pictured here in Blackwells Edinburgh! It's a social & architectural history of Scotland's post-war new towns, collaboratively written by a @leverhulme.ac.uk funded team from @edincollegeofart.bsky.social and @glasgow.ac.uk

This spring I'm celebrating some seaside-themed anniversaries in a series of online talks. The first will be all about the architecture and design of #butlins holiday camps.
Tickets from
www.ticketsource.co.uk/kathryn-ferry/90-years-of-butlin-s-design-an-online-talk-by-dr-kathryn-ferry/e-yzajrz

"Which foot pedal is the brake again...." Lidl Cabra.

The New Chapel in Cookstown - View media Over 129 years of moving images from Northern Ireland, featuring amateur and professional films from 1897 to 2026, brought to you by Northern Ireland Screen.

1965 - Charles Witherspoon travels to the Chapel of the Annunciation in Cookstown. Designed by Liam McCormick, the Chapel is modernist and striking with sculpture by Michael Biggs and stained-glass windows by Patrick Pye. #irisharchitecture #cookstown

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Plaque with swallow (Late Period - Hellenistic Period (400-30 BCE)) Museo Egizio, Turin, Italy

Plaque with swallow (Late Period - Hellenistic Period (400-30 BCE))

Museo Egizio, Turin, Italy

1967 - Bank of Ireland, Donegall Place, Belfast - Architecture of Belfast, Lost Buildings of Ireland - Archiseek.com Work began on the new branch of the Bank of Ireland in Donegall Place in 1964. This would be the bank’s largest premises and the central office for the

1967 - Bank of Ireland, Donegall Place, Belfast
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Belfast Stories experience design Belfast Stories experience design

Belfast City Council is seeking a design team for experiences inside its new £100m ‘Belfast Stories’ visitor destination

I'm addicted to these videos from a bakery in Uzbekistan

this bread is beautiful

Late notice but I have 1 ticket to the surprise film at the Dublin Film Festival at 17:30 today in the Light House Cinema. I'd prefer to sell it and get my €14 back but I'd consider giving it away as it's so late in the day.

BBC Two - Travels with Pevsner, Series 1, Norfolk with Dan Cruickshank Dan Cruickshank looks at the architecture of Norfolk.

Should be worth a record tonight. Dan Cruickshank Travels with Pevsner:Norfolk. 7pm BBC4. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

You make lovely things grow...& some lovely things to drink. The World is horrible, keep your family close. Is the roof fixed? 😁