Architecture LAPC #173

This week Tina, of Travels and Trifles, has challenged us to show some photos of interesting Architecture! Here are some from London.

The White Tower of the Tower of London at night.
The Shard seen from the roof of the White Tower.
A pie shaped building!
New and Old in the City
Look up! There is something interesting!
Print of Leadenhall market back in the day.
Leadenhall Market present day.
London is a city where you can turn a corner and see something interesting like this colorful building and what about the ornate wrought iron balconies!
The home of former Prime Minister Edward Heath. To me this house is so pleasing to the eye. The layout with the central door and tall rectangular windows evenly spaced on each side.
Salisbury Cathedral

Thank you Tina for this challenge. If readers would like to see some of the other interesting responses to this challenge click here to go to Tina’s site and see links to the other responses in the comments.

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23 responses to “Architecture LAPC #173”

  1. J.W.S. Avatar

    The stunning design is itself art.

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  2. scrapydo2.wordpress.com Avatar

    Thanks for showing and explaining about London. Always good to learn new things.

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      It is my pleasure !

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  3. Michele Lee Avatar

    Very nice, Anne! I love the framing in the second photo.

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Thank you Michele. 😀

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  4. Oh, the Places We See Avatar

    I absolutely love British architecture, and your photos make me want to return and view them all over again. Thanks for sharing!

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      You are most welcome. Glad you enjoyed them.

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  5. Maria Avatar

    I really enjoy the older architecture. Thank you for sharing your photos.

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Me too. Thanks for commenting Maria.

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  6. Rupali Avatar

    Wonderful selection Anne. The home of former Prime Minister reminds me of the houses of English period dramas.

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Yes, that house is old enough to have played a role in those dramas. Thanks for commenting Rupali.

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  7. workinacresnothours Avatar

    Such a amazing array of old with new. Love the old, the ornate detail in the architecture just stunning.

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Thank you ! I love the contrasts of old and new too!

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  8. JohnRH Avatar

    Great selections Anne. Excellent.

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  9. Tanooki Avatar

    Interesting view! I’d love to take a walk just to check out what unique architectures are around in London😌💕

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      You should to that. It is a very interesting city with a lot of history built in to the architecture.

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  10. Tina Schell Avatar

    Wonderfully British today Anne! I’m glad Robert mentioned the carcasses because although I loved the print I hadn’t noticed those! Otherwise it looks much the same as it did back then. Also, I loved the lantern you highlighted earlier, it’s so beautiful. Good eye.

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Thank you Tina it was a fun challenge. 😊

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  11. Robert Parker Avatar

    Terrific architectural album, Anne. Interesting old print of Leadenhall – all those formally-dressed people, surrounded by masses of animal carcasses. And I wonder if the people in that triangular building dream of pie every night!

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Haha! Yes those carcasses are a bit disturbing. They have now been replaced with pubs!

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      1. Robert Parker Avatar

        That’s more like it! 👍🏼

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