The Hoxton Chronicle
Steven SmithI set out on an expedition to explore the local
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The Hoxton Chronicle. 116 The Big Shed.
`A large, windowless, brick shed occupies the centre of the urban block between Pitfield Street, Haberdasher Street and Buttesland Street in Hoxton. The backyard of my home faces the shed’s blank side wall. This type of urban block, with ho...
The Hoxton Chronicle. 115 The Hoxton Gardener.
`Thomas Fairchild (1667-1729) lived and worked in Hoxton, where he established a small half-acre garden north of the modern-day Old Street roundabout, cultivating diverse exotic plants and conducting pioneering horticultural research. Despi...
The Hoxton Chronicle. 114 Planner's parallax.
`New office and residential towers are rising up around Broadgate in the northern part of the City of London. The huge new buildings, in various styles, replace a distinguished collection of medium-height buildings completed in the early 19...
The Hoxton Chronicle. 113 Parliament - restoration and renewal.
`On 10 May 1941, during one of the last heavy bombing raids on London, the German Luftwaffe targeted the Palace of Westminster. The House of Commons was destroyed during the raid. In a repeat of the strategy used in 1834, firefighters focus...
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Steven Smith :- urbanist, architect, writer, local explorer
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