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A Garden Bridge? No thank you, Joanna Lumley: London is ‘Bosky’ enough already

Posted on November 18, 2014 by Alex Grant

What’s not to like about the proposed Garden Bridge across the Thames? It’s designed by Thomas Heatherwick, a walk-on-water design superstar who came up with the Olympic Cauldron as well as the new Routemaster bus. It would, we are told, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Architecture, Boris Johnson, Garden Bridge, History, Joanna Lumley, London, Planning, Waterloo | 1 Comment

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A Garden Bridge? No thank you, Joanna Lumley: London is ‘Bosky’ enough already

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