Just a short stroll through the city’s streets reveals some of the unusual shop names and architecture of London, the many layers of history and irony that are contained here. These photos have been added to the Flickr pool by a few photographers with an eye for detail. Reminds me of the Who’d a Thought It? Any interesting shop names near you?
Photo taken in Kilburn by SReed99342
Photo taken in Kilburn by SReed99342
Photo by John Kortland
Photo by John Kortland
Photo taken in Covent Garden by GediUK
Photo taken in Camden by Dixon1919
And an interesting building in Bethnal Green. Anyone know what´s inside?
Photo by The Photo School
That last interesting building — it’s off Hackney Road, if I remember right — is called the FAT House, according to a London architecture book called “Spectacular Vernacular.” The architect is Sean Griffiths, and he designed it to be his own home. FAT stands for Fashion, Architecture & Taste, the architecture firm where Griffiths is a director.
http://fashionarchitecturetaste.com/
Great photos and great shop names. I love the Famished Cafe and the FAT house.
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