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‘Garbage’ London Underground map gets circular redesignThe London Underground map has been redrawn in a “circles and spokes” design by a university lecturer who called the official map “garbage”. Maxwell Roberts, who posted a picture of his ...
Kilburn Park station on the Bakerloo line is a delightful oddity, with a design that's heavily inspired by the quaint ...
TfL from the London Transport Museum collection Harry Beck's 1931 design, shown here, would be the basis for all future Underground maps (Credit: TfL from the London Transport Museum collection ...
A new map of the London Underground created by a university lecturer ... linear Tube map used across London every day is based on the original design drawn up by Henry Beck more than 90 years ...
It's one of the most instantly recognisable maps in the world. But the London Underground map has been given a makeover - and its creator claims the new version is more geographically accurate ...
The From the Underground tiles are made from waste London clay Miller's clay tiles are cast in an art nouveau design that was already utilised in some of the network's older stations. Originally ...
The iconic blue bar and red circle logo of the London Underground, also known as the ... and has even influenced the design of logos for other subway systems worldwide. However, the evolution ...
However, there's one station that doesn't often get mentioned, which arguably has the most peculiar design of all. Nestled in Hounslow in West London, an Art Deco gem stands amidst an ordinary street.
Mike Ashworth, London Underground's former Design & Heritage Manager, sings the praises of the Jubilee line extension. "Which is your favourite tube station?" is a question I'm often asked.
London Underground poster ... Much of this is due to the tunnel’s design. Opened in 1900, it featured two compact tunnels buried over 20 meters underground with minimal space for ventilation.
These design puzzles were solved over many years ... David Booth’s The Tate Gallery by Tube (1986), a poster for London Underground stations, showed Tube lines squeezed from tubes of paint ...
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