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mapping london highlighting the best london maps -- bookshop apparel art data events historic people tourist tube art historic jun 07 maps of london & beyond... posted by ollie adam dant has, for a long time, been sketching lovely maps of london history, culture and phenomena, often focusing in particular on the historic east end. now, batsford, an imprint of pavilion books, has produced this book, collating dant’s existing wonderful maps (and debuting some new ones) in single place and adding background information. the book has been created in partnership with spitalfields life, a long-running local blog for the area, and is published today. the book is impressively large, each individual page being landscape a3 size. this format gives each map the space it needs on a single page, to allow the detail, often including hand-written annotations and depictions of individual people, houses, cartouches and other embellishments, to come out clearly. the paper is also uncoated, giving a slightly rough, traditional map feel. the overall production quality and presentation is excellent – always critical for a book containing so many graphic works – congratulations to batsford for taking such care with the production, giving the maps the justice they deserve. there are nearly 50 maps in all, many of whom have only previously been available as fine art works. a lovely graphical contents page (actually run-in across several pages) provides a glimpse of each map, through a circle, for those wanting to pick and choose rather than read from cover to cover. the title hints that it’s not just london that has been drawn by dant, and indeed near the end locations as diverse as paris, rome, scotland’s great glen and tunbridge wells get the cartographic treatment too. but first and foremost this is a book capturing london. themes stretch from slang to shakespeare, riots to coffee houses and hackney to mayfair. who knew there were so many wrecks in the thames estuary,... » » historic tube may 14 underground railways of london, 1928... posted by ollie the tube map is a design classic – the straight lines, even spacing and lack of unnecessary above-ground detail has become a hall-mark of metro maps across the world, since it was first drawn by h.c. beck in the 1930s. today, the printed versions of london’s tube map include a specific acknowledgement of the creator of the concept, even as the map itself has greatly expanded with the addition of a many new services. however, there was a period of time, between the merging together of various rival networks in central london at the beginning of the 20th century, and the creation of the beck tube map, when cartographers attempted to show the crowded and complex network in different, but geographically-focused, ways. this map, by e.g. perman, and available in the david rumsey map collection, was one of the last maps produced, of london’s tube network, before the beck “revolution” of the 1930s. it was drawn in 1927 and issued the following year, and shows some network simplifications – the lines between stations are shown with simple, gentle curves, rather than capturing the actual wiggles of the network. stations are shown as small filled diamonds for regular stations, and larger, hollow diamonds for larger ones – when these are overlaid, due to the different colours of the different lines, there is some indication of the connection. interestingly, and surprisingly, the complex crossovers of the northern line, just south of camden town, are shown on the map. connections with mainline rail are shown beside the relevant station with small curly lines, with the operator name written just below them in a smaller text. this being a 1920s map, the classic “flowery” touches are present, such as the sweeping serifs of the font, waves on the... » » data apr 30 insar ground deformation map... posted by ollie [updated with additional technical detail – see below] here’s a fascinating data map of ground deformation (subsidence, upswelling) in central london, based on data from 2011-2017 and recalibrated to show the average annual change – be it rising (blue = 2mm/year upwards) or sinking (red = 2mm/year downwards). the data was obtained from 150 remote sensing images captured by the terrasar-x satellite and other insar (interferometric synthetic aperture radar) sources. it was processed using at tre altamira in milan, italy, using a technique called permanent scatterer interferometry. all sorts of interesting patterns appear from the map. the most obvious is the red line running across the middle – the crossrail tunnels across central london. the project has likely resulted in the slight drop in levels seen, although extensive compensation grouting has aimed to minimise the changes. other red lines show electrical ducting projects and other utilities/infrastructure projects. conversely, a large blue area near the south edge of the map might be early premptive groundwork on the northern line underground extension to battersea power station, and the extensive residential works at battersea power station (which is right at river/sea level) and the vauxhall area in general. the specific reason however is not known. the large red area to the east could be two projects – various residential and other construction around the o2 arena in north greenwich, and the various works on the north bank opposite – london city island, limmo peninsula shaft for crossrail tunnelling works, and general residential tower development at canning town. this area has the river lea running through it with dramatic meanders. the dewatering of deep chalk aquifer here, necessary to stabilise the ground, has seen a significant drop. also, crucially, there were no buildings here before, so ground level... » » art mar 29 devol’s clerkenwell map... posted by ollie what do you do when you are a boutique retailer, with two showrooms that are both small and are a ten minute walk away from each other, with some interesting but confusing streets in between? if you are in a rush you just screenshot a google maps route and stick it on your website, so it’s refreshing to see devol, an upmarket kitchen retailer, has taken a different approach and has drawn and published a leaflet containing this map of their clerkenwell neighbourhood, showing not only a route between the two showrooms, but also a selection of interesting things to visit in the local area. the map was drawn by assistant graphic designer mol mathews, and a blog post on the devol website details the brief and the process. the map has a nice mix of hand-annotated places and regularly labelled streets, with four pastel shades added sparingly to give a bit of colour to the map, and the all-important route highlighted in red. the map is firmly grounded in realism, with pubs, dogs, pigeons and brollies showcasing the reality of london. 16 points are numbered, with an accompanying key detailing these “favourite spots”. in all, it’s a lovely homage to a lovely inner london neighbourhood. it’s a work of care and attention. you can pick up a free copy in either of their showrooms. obtained from a devol showroom after spotted a... » » art mar 28 london mapped jigsaw puzzle... posted by ollie has long enjoyed stephen walter’s fabulously detailed, painstakingly created pencil-sketch maps of london, and now one of his most famous works, the island, has been made into a jigsaw puzzle. it was launched late last year by publishers prestel uk and comes as a 400-piece work. the team at towers likes to think that it knows london’s geography pretty well – after all, we’ve reviewed over 300 other maps here so far. so we assumed that completing this puzzle was going to be straightforward, something to piece together in a short break. how wrong we were – it took three of us nearly six hours each (over three long lunches) to complete the puzzle. there are various challenges making it harder – the map is black and white, which means ther

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