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Stay Strong My Sister by Skuggzi
Via Flickr:
Mannequins in display window of Zara, 242-248 Oxford Street, London

Man in the Machine

One New Change, City of London.  (Architect Jean Nouvel 2010)

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Three Zero

30 Cannon Street, London. Architect, Whinney, Son & Austen Hall, 1977.

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Grillray

Watling House,33 Cannon Street, London

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Quantum Slits

Turbine Hall, Tate Modern, London.

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Art House

Tate Modern Switch House, London. (Architects Herzog & de Meuron 2016)

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Peekaboo

Woman with child in pushchair walking past “Laura”, a cast iron sculpture by Jaume Plensa outside 30 St. Mary Axe (The Gherkin) London

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Bridge to a Neo-Future

The Shard, London Bridge  (Architect Renzo Piano 2013)                 

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Dystopian Sphere

30 St Mary Axe aka The Gherkin (Foster and Partners 2004) City of London.

Dystopian Shard

The Shard,Southwark, London (Architect Renzo Piano 2013)

Dystopian Arrow

The St. Helen’s Building, 1 Undershaft, City of London.

Fallen Angels

Unholy Trinity

Three halo adorned mannequins in a fashion store display window. City of London.

Cyberpunks

Man Go Forth

St Paul’s Cathedral (Architect, Sir Christopher Wren. Constructed 1675-1710), viewed from One New Change (Architect Jean Nouvel 2010) City of London.

They climbed temples to reach his light

The dome of St Paul’s Cathedral, City of London. (Architect, Sir Christopher Wren. Constructed 1675-1710)

A Bulldog Keeps Watch

The statue of Winston Churchill (Ivor Roberts-Jones 1973) watches over the parliamentary offices of Portcullis House (Michael Hopkins and Partners 2001) and Big Ben. (Elizabeth Tower, Houses of Parliament / Palace of Westminster) Parliament Square, London.