PaulOfHorsham's photos
Misty morning Coniston Water
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Kite
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Token greenery
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Balfron Tower is arranged such that residents get a sunset view over Central London to the west (subject to there being an actual sunset on the day of course). These days, The Shard provides striking reflections earlier in the day as well.
Directory
Blackwall Tunnel northern aproach from on high
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Towers of greater power
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When the flats have been renovated and sold on, I expect many high-fliers from Canary Wharf will move in.
To adjust the heating
The artists desk
3 bar heater
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Some flats have great need of all the heating they can get; others not so much, apparently
Down the stairs
Up the stairs
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One of the artists I had a chance to speak to told me that she had only known both lifts to be simultaneously defective twice in the 8 months or so she had lived there, so she may not be so familiar with this view.
London murky
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An ironic description of some of the new London beers re-purposed for the "view" from the upper floors
Behind bars
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Getting up close to the filthy windows.
I love the effect and I'm glad the picture has come out as I remember it.
A street in the sky
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These run at every 3rd floor on the east side of the building. Why only every 3rd floor? Well, the flats are arranged such that some are on a single floor, while others have internal stairs either up or down. We were able to see examples of each.
Balcony view
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Flat that goes up
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