More interesting Parisian angles. This time from the drawing board of Architect Christian de Portzamparc. Situated in The Parc de la Villette, [...]

From the Parc de la Villette a Paris. Today it exists by itself with no need for an explanation. Tomorrow I may add my pennies worth.

Absolutely stunned by this adshell in Pigalle Metro. It was meant to be delivering some sales pitch for some useful, but ultimately pointless item [...]

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Having previously had to suffer the questionable delights of  a weekly shopping trip to my rather pokey local Tesco Metro on Portobello Rd, I was [...]

The French are a funny lot. Curmudgeonly and apathetic are two phrases that come to mind quite often, but when it comes to designing beautiful [...]

Created in 1780 to house the dead from the overflowing Paris cemetries, the Catacombes is the final resting place of some 6 million Parisians. [...]

Whilst working at the 2nd most famous building in Mornington Crescent, we infrequently had the benefits of Young & Rubicam’s ruminations on Marketing via [...]

At the Salon de Maison et Objet > Design à Vivre in Paris recently and had the pleasure of seeing this amazing rug designed by Richard Hutten. [...]

A travelling Theatre workshop arrives in the 18th arrondisement. Spotted in a snow encrusted warehouse carpark while returning from a bracing walk along Canal Saint Martin. Best viewed big & on black here:Orangegodd@Flickr