| Re: London Bridge: time for a new clock Posted by Mark A at 11:46, 17th October 2025 |     |
Far from the south west and the photo's from 2017, perhaps it has been taken down. Folkestone Station's 1961 clock tower could really do with one of those (and the design brief should contain principles for installation on an existing structure such as that one...)
Mark
| Re: London Bridge: time for a new clock Posted by matth1j at 11:39, 17th October 2025 | |
Looks like a nice combination of good form and function.
| Re: London Bridge: time for a new clock Posted by Chris from Nailsea at 11:31, 17th October 2025 | |
It has an official design manual as well, of course - being an official clock.
Bear in mind, that is the draft version of the manual to be published in December 2025.
| Re: London Bridge: time for a new clock Posted by stuving at 10:57, 17th October 2025 | |
It has an official design manual as well, of course - being an official clock.
| London Bridge: time for a new clock Posted by Mark A at 10:34, 17th October 2025 | |
Bluesky thread on it here:
https://bsky.app/profile/matteason.me/post/3m3duuquxe22u
... with a link to more on its inception:
https://www.designbridge.com/news/rail-clock-new-face-of-time
Mark
