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Architecture Walks
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Would you like to design an architectural walk, with the possibility of it being published on this website? Read one of the walks from the list below for inspiration.

Contribute your Walk
AreaTitleContributor
Bermondsey SE LondonBermondsey Blues
read this walk		Liz
Brighton
[Night Waves walk]		 Architecture and Pleasure
read this walk		Architect Piers Gough, with Isabel Hilton
Birmingham
[Night Waves walk]		The Rose-Fringed Paths of Gas-Street Basin
read this walk		Novelist Jim Crace with Richard Coles
Leeds
[Night Waves walk]		The Lost Industrial Glory of Leeds
listen to this walk		Architect Irena Bauman with Paul Allen
Edinburgh
[Night Waves walk]		The Jekyll and Hyde city
listen to this walk		Novelist Ian Rankin with Richard Coles
Ripley, SurreyJohn Donne's Riverside
read this walk		Justin Dix
Berwick upon Tweed [Night Waves walk]Ramparts, ancient walls and borders
listen to this walk		Architect Arthur Wood with Richard Coles
Central LondonA Pigeon's Plod
read this walk		Anna Daley
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