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I walked 630 miles for these views.
Now that walking the SWCP is done I look forward to bringing you more from the trip(s).
Nelson Street Car Park, Bristol
Grab a zine 👇
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Finally putting out something new from my last two trips.
It’s great to explore something new without feeling the pressure to tread old ground.
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The view of Chesil Beach from Portland. A unique 18 mile stretch of shingle beach that creates The Fleet Lagoon.
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I can never remember if I’ve mentioned this before - I have a Scottish Brutalism mag for sale containing lots of architecture pics I’ve taken 📷
Limited copies remaining can be buyed at —> davelowephotography.etsy.com…
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The Modernist Society is growing — and we're looking for two people to help us do it.
We're recruiting for two new part-time posts: an Audience Development Officer and a Fundraising & Development Officer.
See our website for details
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Exhibition time!
October sees me celebrating over a decade of drawing Brutalist and Modernist architecture.
There’ll be a new body of work as well as pieces from the last ten years.
Sketch work, processes, workshops and work for sale.
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Few old favourites back available.
Former CoOp/BHS building. Hull.
The Arts Tower. Sheffield.
Barbican Towers. London.
Each print £15.
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Trellick Tower, North Kensington
1972
Erno Goldfinger
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Tontine
by Mark Peachey
A concrete car park as a monument to municipal ambition. 🅿️ Built in 1973 - St Helens' Tontine Car Park.
📖 From Issue 47 "MACHINE" of the modernist — buff.ly/9P370iX
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