🏛️ Architecture & Design 5d ago · Eric Mutrie

Cadence, by Alison Brooks Architects, Crowns London’s Redeveloped King’s Cross

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Cadence, by Alison Brooks Architects, Crowns London’s Redeveloped King’s Cross
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Along the base and uppermost portions of Cadence, a red-brick residential project designed by Canadian-British architect Alison Brooks in London’s King’s Cross neighbourhood, rows of double-height arches of varying widths establish a lively sense of rhythm. Brooks has heard people link these arches to a full range of different architectural styles and movements — everything from Afrofuturism to Middle Eastern design. To me, they bring to mind the Land of the Sweets interlude in The Nutcracker, d

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