An intrinsic characteristic of London is it's ever-evolving architecture. At the moment, the capital is in the throes of a seismic change in its skyline with numerous construction and regeneration projects, many on a grand scale. New views of the city briefly appear above the site hoardings, revealing the layers of architecture beyond. This photographic essay is a snapshot of this process at the critical juncture between the height of the boom in construction and the current economic uncertainty. While the project raises questions about the nature of change, it's underlying message is a positive one: change is good, it is inherently part of what makes London the city it is.
Photography of the built environment
