Opposite the British Museum is a very unmemorable pair of hotel buildings by CF Hayward, built in 1889 and 1895. Hayward was sufficiently pl...

The great pediment over the front door of the British Museum was originally going to be unadorned as designed by Sir Robert Smirke in 1823,...

For me, this thing epitomises everything that is wrong with modern architecture and sculpture. As a composition it is good, a simple rectili...

This statue of John Bunyan holding a copy of The Pilgrim's Progress stands on the corner of the former headquarters of the Baptist Unio...

Victoria House is one of the last huzzahs of the Beaux Arts style in London, built for the Liverpool Victoria Friendly Society in 1921-34 bu...

These magnificent merfolk with their tails tying themselves in knots and the strange fish (known in the merfolk language as 'lunch')...

From the pavement in Dyott Street and you can look through the sheet glass walls of the staircase and canteen of Congress House right into t...