August 5, 2013
Tottenham, a multi-cultural community of north London, will soon experience a growth spurt when it becomes home to the Global Garden, Global Kitchen, a community food hub where produce will be grown, prepared and distributed to locals by … Read More...
Category: Birds, Bees, and Butterflies, Community Gardens, Composting, Container Gardening, Edible Landscaping, Green & Sustainable, Greening, Herb Gardens, Raised Beds, Urban Agriculture
Tags: Global Garden, Global Kitchen, London, urban farming, urban gardens
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September 11, 2012
Victoria+Albert’s Amalfi tub.
If I were to design my fantasy home, it would be one with very fluid architecture, each space flowing into the other, the indoor areas spilling seamlessly onto the outdoors.
With the boundaries between indoors and outdoors … Read More...
Category: Experiencing
Tags: Bankside, BlogTour, citizenM, London, London Design Festival, Modenus, outdoor baths, outdoor rooms, outdoor showers
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August 30, 2012
A walk in one of Bankside’s urban forests.
One of my favorite London neighborhoods is Bankside, a district in the city’s South Side, on the southern bank of the River Thames. As I’m always looking for a great urban outdoor … Read More...
Category: Education & Tours, Experiencing, Public Gardens, Travel
Tags: Bankside, BlogTour, London, London Design Festival. Modenus
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February 21, 2010
Take a virtual spin through this urban environmental art installation, to be experienced, not just viewed and admired. With LEDs embedded in the cobbled surface below that bathe a steel plate suspended eight meters high by thin poles, the glow … Read More...
Category: Experiencing
Tags: art for public spaces, LED art, London, urban environmental art
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