Cwmbach, Wales
Cwmbach, Wales Cwmbach is a village near Aberdare in the county of Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales. Cwmbach means “Little Valley” in Welsh (Cwm = valley, Bach = little). With an approximate population of 5,000, the area is mostly known for its substantial coal mining industry. Passing through Cwmbach, the Glamorganshire canal enabled traffic to pass […]
Havelock Square, Swindon
Havelock Square, Swindon Swindon is the largest town of Anglo-Saxon origin in Wiltshire, southern England. In 1952, the town experienced major re-development and seeing a huge increase in its population due to the newly built infrastructure available to both retailers and property owners. Swindon was originally a small market town, mainly used for local trade, […]
Coda York Place, Battersea
Coda York Place, Battersea Following a purchase of the existing headquarters by Developers Avanton, the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) are all set to move to its new location at here York Place, known as Coda, Battersea. Designed by Pankaj Patel MBE of multi-award-winning practice Patel Taylor, three striking apartment buildings will sit on a raised […]
Prince of Wales Drive, Battersea
Prince of Wales Drive, Battersea This Berkeley Homes Development constructed under St William – Designed for Life umbrella is an exclusive collection of 1,2-,3- and 4-bedroom apartments in the heart of London a short stroll from Battersea Park and neighbouring power station, Zone 1 underground connections including the elite Sloane Square being just a mile away. Battersea itself […]
Blackhorse Link Road, Exeter
Blackhorse Link Road, Exeter The construction of the M5 motorway in South West England between 1962 and 1975 provided a direct route from the Midlands to Devon and Cornwall, opening up a new era in holiday making and leisure travel. By-passing Exeter to the East, like many such projects, also changed local landscapes in many […]
St Pauls Cathedral, London
St Pauls Cathedral, London St Pauls Cathedral is one of the most recognisable and famous landmarks in London, offering a place of worship and prayer. This Grade I listed Anglian cathedral serves as the mother church of the diocese of London, sitting on the highest point of the city, Ludgate Hill. The dome of the […]