The Hidden City Corine Thompson. Patterns and Textures in Architecture such as bricks.

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The Hidden City Corine Thompson

Patterns and Textures in Architecture such as bricks.

Keyholes and Doorways in the City.

The little things we often do not notice such as ceiling patterns and lanterns…

Posters…

And rusting objects around the City.

Thank you Tactility Factory - Trish Belford and Ruth Morrow (Slide 5) Bob Berridge (Slide 11) Ceris Butterworth – Arcade Ceilings (Slide 14) Rachel Massey – Arcade Photograph (Slide 14) Vicky Louise Swales (Slide 16) Carolyn Saxby (Slide 18) Jiyoung Chung (Slide 19)