The Town of Tomorrow: 50 Years of Thamesmead

The Town of Tomorrow: 50 Years of ThamesmeadRising from Londons Erith marshes in the 1960s, Thamesmead now home to over 40,000 people was London County Councils bold attempt to build a new town to address the citys housing shortage after the Second World War. Celebrated for its daring, experimental design concrete modern terraces, blocks of flats and elevated walkways built around a system of lakes and canals the town received attention from architects, sociologists and politicians throughout

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So if it is necessary for particles to act out of the ordinary

Angélique Kidjo by Rob Garratt

Originally published in 1962

Nature—so oft considered the epitome of “order” and “tranquility” in the human mind—is herein explored at its most aberrant

and readers are invited to look at them from unexpected cultural perspectives

seen through an acute aesthetic eye

folk horror

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pressure washers) and the wide range of results

hand-drawn illustrations and inventive typography

petty-crime and sex work