Moo(t) Point

First off- pardon the pun! I honestly couldn't help myself and that my only excuse for it.
Here is an awesome column of cows decorating a wall in Clerkenwell, London. Even though I've moved, I still only seem to find decent 'look ups' when I'm visiting somewhere else. It's probably not the location though, it's probably just my laziness of late! I loved these slightly incongruous cows that had been mounted to an otherwise seemingly boring looking building. I have no idea if the cows have anything to do with what goes on in this office, if anyone has even a slight inclining do let me know... 

Spring has sprung

And it seems that there's colour everywhere. Walking between Euston and Kings Cross this weekend threw up these two colourful buildings. The first one is a block of what I assume to be offices, which are complete with bright railings and a cherry red crane.

The second photo is of a newly painted office front right opposite Kings Cross station. This wash of colour really cheers up this area, which is generally pretty grey and miserable, even on a sunny day!

1 London Bridge

Number One London Bridge, I'm guessing of which is a very expensive address, not only hosts great views of the Thames but is also the home to architect offices and you can tell just from looking at the building. I tend to veer towards the more traditional styles when it comes to buildings. I love anything Art Deco, Gothic or Georgian and generally think there should be less glass and steel in our capital. However...I completely love this building. The use of glass makes it blend almost seamlessly into the sky and the trim of foliage only makes it seem all the more organic amidst the grey chaos which is London.