Tag Archives: Shakespeare’s Birthday
Trafalgar Square less Square
And while we’re showing how you architects could make the World’s Public Squares far more exciting even than they are, here’s a preliminary sketch for a floor-sculptural installation at Trafalgar Square. We’re working up to St. Peter’s (Piazza San Pietro), … Continue reading
St Paul’s Square gets a Repave
Visitors to St.Pauls’ Cathedral are in danger of being led off the straight onto bent and narrow paths, courtesy of a quick design sketch by Michael Mitchell, currently at the Welsh School of Architecture, University of Cardiff. There’s scarcely enough … Continue reading
Quaint Mazes in the Wanton Green
The 23rd. of April is believed to have been the day of William Shakespeare’s birth in 1564. The neglected mazes regretted by Titania in A Midsummer Night’s Dream The nine-men’s-morris is filled up with mud And the quaint mazes in … Continue reading
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