Luma Light Bulb Factory, Shieldhall, nr Glasgow – Cornelius Armour – 1938
Pickles at Luma Factory
Luma light bulb factory
July 7, 2008
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Cornelius Armour, Glasgow & environs | Tagged: 1930s, architecture, Cornelius Armour, dog photo, light bulb factory, Luma, Modern movement architecture Scotland, modernism, photography, Shieldhall factory | 
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Natwest bank, Gillette Corner
July 3, 2008Just a quickie today…
Natwest Bank, Gillette Corner, Brentford – architect tbc (possibly Sir Banister Fletcher ?) – date tbc (possibly 1936?) – I’ll keep you posted once I’ve done some rrrresearch.
**Update: For now have a read of the 2nd comment below…**
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Honeywell building, Motherwell
February 4, 2008
(Yes, I have to admit it, uncool as it is sometimes I do have to be chained to my bitch for “safety” reasons – this time the motorway.)
Motherwell – M8 – architect and date tbc…
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Bankside Power Station (Tate Modern)
February 2, 2008
Bankside – 1947 – Sir Giles Gilbert Scott
This is our first post, but do expect all sorts of delicious doggified twentieth century acrchitectural treats to come!
This photo is of me in 2006 on my first industrial landmark spotting trip to London.
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