Urban Structures
Observing how buildings, streets and public spaces define the character of a city.
An independent perspective on contemporary design, architecture and the evolving character of urban life. Exploring the spaces, objects and details that shape our world.
Explore the journal →Brixton is an independent collection of observations about creative culture and the built environment. We examine how architecture, visual communication and everyday objects influence the way people experience contemporary spaces.
Observing how buildings, streets and public spaces define the character of a city.
Exploring material qualities, everyday objects and the ideas behind their construction.
Considering typography, composition and the changing language of contemporary design.
The details we pass every day often reveal the most interesting ideas. Thoughtful observation allows familiar places to become sources of inspiration.
Repeating architectural forms influence how we experience movement through space.
Textures and surfaces reflect the history and identity of their surroundings.
Clear visual systems give objects and environments a recognisable character.
Independent notes on architecture, culture and contemporary design.
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