The Brick Box Ladies @thebrickbox
Looking for a surveyor to do a condition survey of an old building on a no win no fee basis for an arts project in central ldn...any ideas?
The Brick Box Ladies @thebrickbox
Looking for a surveyor to do a condition survey of an old building on a no win no fee basis for an arts project in central ldn...any ideas?
Cos he's a cunt?why not just say pro bono ?
The rest of the building is.I thought it was going to be flats?
The rest of the building is.
Some cynics are suggesting the A3 use part of the building may suffer the same fate as the Warrior/Junction.I see.
Exactly, whose going to want to run a bar with flats on top and at the back.Some cynics are suggesting the A3 use part of the building may suffer the same fate as the Warrior/Junction.
Some cynics are suggesting the A3 use part of the building may suffer the same fate as the Warrior/Junction.
Ah, that's the old Coutts buildingExactly, whose going to want to run a bar with flats on top and at the back.
Talking of art spaces, anyone been here on Brixton Rd , block336 ?
Not been there - looks like it's only open until tomorrow. Interesting though.Exactly, whose going to want to run a bar with flats on top and at the back.
Talking of art spaces, anyone been here on Brixton Rd , block336 ?
Even by your desperate standards, describing it as 'polite gentrification grey' is laughably off-target - in fact, that's the colour the pub was when it was a working community pub.I noticed a few days ago, by the way, that the building has now been painted Polite Gentrification Grey.
Even by your desperate standards, describing it as 'polite gentrification grey' is laughably off-target - in fact, that's the colour the pub was when it was a working community pub.
You really have no idea at all. Did you set foot in the place when it was painted grey?you mean the brief period when it was rebranded to appeal to gentrification types, complete with graffiti style lettering, before it finally closed?
You really have no idea at all. Did you set foot in the place when it was painted grey?
It was fuck all to do with gentrification and if you'd got off your arse and gone in rather than commenting cluelessly from a position of ignorance you would have seen that for yourself.Nope. I'm talking about the external appearance, and the market that that colour and style of lettering was intended to appeal to. Who actually used the place is another matter.
Was getting rid of the traditional signage, and rebranding as "bar and restaurant" in response to what the non-gentrified segment of the local community was after?
If you'd got off your arse and actually used the place you would have seen exactly who it was aimed at and who was using the place, but feel free to keep on talking clueless bollocks. It's rather entertaining seeing you dig yourself in deeper and deeper.Was getting rid of the traditional signage, and rebranding as "bar and restaurant" in response to what the non-gentrified segment of the local community was after?
As usual, refusing to answer the actual question asked, then.If you'd got off your arse and actually used the place you would have seen exactly who it was aimed at and who was using the place, but feel free to keep on talking clueless bollocks. It's rather entertaining seeing you dig yourself in deeper and deeper.
Grey paint = gentrification? You really have lost the plot.As usual, refusing to answer the actual question asked, then.