The many lives of one 1930s city buildingCarlo Viscione’s 1930s east London home displays plenty of clues about its previous lives. There’s a strip of floor tiling from when it housed a school canteen; a hand-painted sign saying “pallets” from its days as an art department; two layers of double glazing from when it was a recording studio used by local boys East 17; and scribbles left by former residents from when it was a squat in the early 2000s. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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