St Bartholomew / Looking up

Architect: Edmund Scott of Brighton, 1874. Upward view showing the saint's statue, diapered brickwork, lancet windows and the rose window. Ann Street, City of Brighton & Hove. 

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St Bartholomew / BN1

Architect: Edmund Scott of Brighton, 1874. Usually described as neo-Gothic or Italian Gothic style with neo-Classical, Byzantine and Arts & Crafts influences. Pevsner said it's “one of the most tremendous 19th-century churches in the world” and it's Grade 1 listed, but it has also come in for some criticism over the years. Ann Street, City of Brighton & Hove. 

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Brighton St Bartholomew / Porch

Designed by Edmund Scott, 1874, here showing the porch surrounded by 4 orders of stone columns and round arches of moulded red brick. The exterior style is described as Italian Gothic. A Grade 1 listed Anglo-Catholic church at Ann Street, City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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The World's End / BN1

Public house at 60-61 London Road, conspicuous by a kraken emblem on its black façade. City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Smoke House / Brighton

Smoke house on Brighton beach for smoking locally-sourced fish. Opposite the shop at 197 Kings Road Arches. City of Brighton & Hove. 

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The Who / Mural

Street art seen in the tunnel connecting the Aquarium (Sea Life) to the beach. In the summer of 1964, The Who played a weekly slot at the former Florida Rooms within the Brighton Aquarium. City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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Poet / Tonsai

Poet gallery at 238 Kings Road Arches and Tonsai handmade jewellery at 239 Kings Road Arches. The arches were opened in 1887. Artists' quarter, City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Pedestrian Subway / BN1

Section of the panelling decorating a pedestrian subway under Kings Road. The subway connects the beach promenade with West Street. City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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Sails / BN1

109-111 Kings Road Arches, City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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Sea Life / Night

Originally known as the Brighton Aquarium, designed and engineered by Eugenius Birch, 1876. Exterior rebuilt by the borough engineer, David Edwards, 1929. Owned by Sea Life since 1991 with the last refurbishment in 2019. Grade 2 listed. City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Kash's / Night

City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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Beach Hut Café / Night

Victorian kiosk, 1883, made of cast-iron and timber with a crown-like lantern to the apex of the roof. Restored and re-sited opposite East Street in 2017 when Shelter Hall (200m west) was rebuilt. Grade 2 listed. Goes by the name of the Beach Hut Café at present. City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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Saltdean Lido / Entrance

Architect: R.W.H. Jones, 1938, in the Moderne Deco style. Grade 2* listed. Saltdean, City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Saltdean Lido / East

Architect: R.W.H. Jones, 1938, in the Moderne Deco style. Grade 2* listed. Saltdean, City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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Under the Pier / 2025

Brighton Palace Pier viewed from the west on Albion Groyne. City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Tarot / Wands

City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Kiosk / East St Bastion

Victorian kiosk, 1883, made of cast-iron and timber with a crown-like lantern to the apex of the roof. Restored and re-sited here in 2017 when Shelter Hall (200m west) was rebuilt. Grade 2 listed. Goes by the name of the Beach Hut Café at present. City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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1770 / Tattoo

Tattoo shop at 4 Little East Street, City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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Quadrophenia Alley / Sign

Narrow passageway connecting Little East Street and East Street. City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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Brighton Town Hall / BN1

Designed in the Greek Revival style by Thomas Cooper, 1832. Here looking up at the upper, Ionic, stage of the east portico. Grade 2 listed. Bartholomews, City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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The Victory Inn / BN1

The building is thought to be mid-C19, although the distinctive green-and-cream tiled frontage is from a 1910 refurbishment. Named after Nelson's flagship, Grade 2 listed. Duke Street, City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Crazy Mouse / BN2

City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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All Over The Sea / II

City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Pier Nine Casino / BN1

Façade detail of Pier Nine Casino which now occupies the Art Deco building designed by W.R.Glen, opened 1930 as the Savoy Cinema. Grand Junction Road, City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Arch Dog / Naughty Pirates

Studio making dog related sculpture (left) and the Naughty Pirates Gallery (right) at Arch 237, King's Road Arches, City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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London House Cottage / Door

Near Henfield library, Sussex, UK. 

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Apple Tree Cottage / BN5

Timber-framed building originally from the sixteenth century. The chimney stack is from 1737 according to the inscribed stone. Listed Grade 2. Church Lane, Henfield, Sussex, UK.

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The Cat House / BN5

Timber framed, thought to be from the C16, listed Grade 2. The cats under the eaves arrived in the C19. "One of the most photographed and recognizable buildings in Henfield". Church Terrace, Henfield, Sussex, UK. 

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2 & 3 / Kings Gardens

Builder J.T.Chapell, c.1890, render over brick with terracotta dressings. Grade 2 listed along with numbers 1 and 4 surrounding. King's Gardens, Hove, City of Brighton & Hove.

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Victoria / Grand Avenue

Sculptor: Sir Thomas Brock (1847-1922), bronze statue of Queen Victoria, unveiled 1901. Life-size on marble plinth, Grade 2 listed. Southern end of Grand Avenue, Hove, City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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St Peter / Henfield

Anglican parish church thought to be on the site of an AD 770 Saxon church also dedicated to St Peter. Current structure from the C13 to C15, with significant Victorian restorations. Grade 2* listed. Church Lane, Henfield, West Sussex, UK. 

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‘When I Remember Through You’ / 2025

Artist: Grace Schwindt, (b.1979, Offenbach, Germany; lives in London and Sicily). Glazed ceramic and patinated bronze. At the 2025 Frieze Sculpture exhibition in Regent's Park. London Borough of Camden. 

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‘Life Rings, Fig. 3’ / 2023

Lifebuoy sculpture, cast in steel, by Elmgreen & Dragset (Michael Elmgreen, b.1961, Copenhagen, Denmark; Ingar Dragset, b.1969, Trondheim, Norway; live and work in Berlin). At the 2025 Frieze Sculpture exhibition in Regent's Park. London Borough of Camden.

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'Fibredog' / 2025

By Assemble, a London-based collective working at the intersection of art, architecture and social practice. At the 2025 Frieze Sculpture exhibition in Regent's Park. London Borough of Camden.

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'Neighbours, 2025' / Detail

Artist: Abdollah Nafisi (b.1982 Tehran, now in UK). At the 2025 Frieze Sculpture exhibition in Regent's Park. London Borough of Camden. 

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‘Unit Terrenum Rosa’ / 2025

Artist: Burçak Bingöl (b.1976, Istanbul). One metre cube of rammed earth sourced from Cappadocia and from the Regent's Park. Embedded with rose-based ceramics. At the 2025 Frieze Sculpture exhibition in Regent's Park. London Borough of Camden. 

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Shelter / Hove Lagoon

One of two shelters at the western end of Hove Lagoon, originally built in 1930 and refurbished about a decade ago. City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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HDSA club / extension

Architect: Christopher Dodd, 1983. Clubhouse extension in the likeness of a Martello Tower. The Hove Deepsea Angling Club has been at this location since it was formed in 1909. Western Esplanade, Hove, City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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St Cosmas & St Damian / BN6

Gothic style reconstruction c.1866 by the Brighton architect E.E.Scott. Later additions include a north aisle, vestry and in 1909 the south porch. Grade 2. Keymer, West Sussex, UK. 

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Aurum / BN3

RDJW Architects for Cayuga Developments, 2022. 52 apartments over 8 storeys on Hove seafront. 189 Kingsway, City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Fishergull / Lex's Café

Beach café art by Dan Lish. Kingsway, City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Lifeguard Station / BN3

Lifeguard station at Hove Beach, City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Hove Trial Centre / 20250916

Hove Trial Centre, built circa 1971–72 to a modernist design by Fitzroy Robinson & Partners. Lansdowne Road, City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Hove Trial Centre / BN3

Hove Trial Centre, entrance. Built in 1971–72 to a modernist design by Fitzroy Robinson & Partners. Lansdowne Road, City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Friends' Meeting House / BN1

Quaker Meeting House constructed in 1805, with several alterations and extensions in the Victorian era. The Grade 2 listing acknowledges "the understated Classical design which nevertheless reflects Quaker preferences for restrained architecture". Ship Street, City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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Vegetarian Shoes / Sign

Vegan footwear shop sign at 12 Gardner Street, City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Former Holy Trinity / BN1

Designed by Amon Wilds for Thomas Read Kemp, 1817, although the redesigned Gothic Revival eastern face seen here was by George Somers Clarke Jr. and John T Micklethwaite, 1887. The building is now used as an art gallery. Grade 2 listed. Ship Street, City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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The Druids Head / BN1

C16 building made of flint with brick dressings, converted to a public house c.1825. Two storeys, attic with dormers, and a cellar. Grade 2 listed and high on the reported hauntings index. At 9 Brighton Place, City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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Wings Place / Ditchling

Grade 1 listed late-C16 timber-framed building, partly rebuilt in red brick. 24 West Street, Ditchling, Sussex, UK. 

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Barn / Ditchling Green

Barn, from the 18th century, on the north side of the village green. Lower level of flintwork with red-brick quoins, weather-boarding above and a half-hipped tiled roof. Leased to the Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft. Ditchling, Sussex, UK.

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