The Stone Gallery at St.Paul’s in London.
Ideas about how to enter a building have changed since Christopher Wren designed the cathedral in 1673.
Seagull and pigeon
The skeletons across the room from my writing desk.
Anomaly
An anomaly in the landscape can generate a new idea. I glanced at this book every day for a week as I walked along the seafront in Brighton last Autumn.
Rain soaked deeper into the story and a page was turned with each passing day, perhaps an anonymous reader or perhaps just the wind.
Chimneys and cranes
Shrapnel
In spite of the bombardment the Victoria and Albert Museum stayed open to the public during most of the second world war.
The damage from shrapnel remains to this day.
Statues in the court
GALILEO holding two lenses.
ISAAC NEWTON holding a book in his left hand and contemplating an apple at his feet.
CHARLES DARWIN thinking.
Oxford University Museum of Natural History.
Immaculate models
Houses of Parliament Architecture Hall, Victoria and Albert Museum , London.
Festival of Britain (1951) with giant Architecture Hall, Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
Rosie Chard 