#post-war

Lancaster Telephone Exchange (Rear), 2026

A beige, two-storey building with vertical panels and narrow windows stands behind a stone wall. A blue sign is attached to the wall, and a rubbish bin is visible in front. Some plants grow to the right. The sky is clear and blue.

Who wants to do the whole “O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?” from the balcony of the Lancaster Telephone Exchange with me?

Lancaster Telephone Exchange, 2025

A tan brick industrial building with large rectangular windows is shown. Several red and white vans are parked in front, with yellow and white parking lines on the ground. The sky is blue with scattered clouds. Signs and barriers are also visible near the entrance.

A stone wall outside a building has the words TELEPHONE EXCHANGE engraved on it. The wall is weathered, and buildings with tan and beige façades surround the area. There's a narrow passage and a barrier gate to the right.

A narrow alleyway between two beige buildings with large windows, a red and white security barrier blocks entry. Overhead, a white enclosed walkway connects the buildings. The scene is lit by daylight and appears industrial.

A two-storey beige stone building with nine front windows and a grey double door, metal railings, and a pavement in front. Shadows partially cover the facade. A blue sky with some clouds is visible above the building.

Corporation Street flats, Stafford, 2025

A three-storey brown brick block of flats with curved balconies, white-framed windows, and a central entrance with a glass block column. There are outdoor chairs, potted plants on balconies, and a grassy area with a path in front.

Red-brick block of flats with white balconies and railings surround a large grassy courtyard. Some windows have satellite dishes. Trees and a cloudy sky are in the background, giving a suburban and tranquil atmosphere.

A three-storey brick building with many windows stands beside trees and bushes. A small covered walkway leads to a door, and several white cars are parked on the left. A security camera is mounted on the wall under a partly cloudy sky.

A brick archway labelled “Windermere House” connects two red-brick residential buildings. A narrow paved path and metal handrail run beneath the arch. A wooden shed and bins sit on the left. Green grass and trees are visible in the bright background.

Stockport Telephone Exchange (1971 extension), 2025

A grey, three-storey, concrete building with small, rectangular windows arranged in rows. Two cars, a silver hatchback and a silver saloon, are parked in front. The scene is overcast and wet, with patches of greenery to the right.