10-12 Grand Junction Rd / BN1

Terraced houses, c.1840, 4 storeys and attic over basement. Continuous cast-iron balcony to first floor. Was Grade 2 listed as the Princes Hotel and has also been the Palace Hotel, now a hostel I believe. City of Brighton & Hove. 

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Turbo / BN2

City of Brighton & Hove. 

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Kiosk / BN2

Late C19, formerly part of the original Aquarium (by Eugenius Birch) and re-sited here c.1927. Included in the Grade 2* listing. City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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31–34 Marine Parade / BN2

Hotel on Marine Parade, once known as the New Europe. Became Legends hotel, nightclub and bar in 1993, although there was a change of ownership in 2022. City of Brighton & Hove. 

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Spiritualist Church / BN2

Designed in the Brutalist style by Overton & Partners, 1965. Locally listed as a "good example of a modern design of place of worship". City of Brighton & Hove. 

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Pier Viewing / BN2

 City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Law Courts / BN2

Borough Architect: Percy Billington, 1967, in the Brutalist style. Remodelled 1986-89. Includes Crown and Magistrates' courts. Edward Street, City of Brighton & Hove. 

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County Court / BN2

East elevation detail of Brighton County Court, opened in 1985. Located in William Street, next to the Law Courts. City of Brighton & Hove. 

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5 Market Square / II

Architects: shedkm, 2021. Tallest block of a mix of private residential, affordable and student apartments on the site of the former Circus Street Municipal Market. City of Brighton & Hove, UK.

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Cabinet Art / BN2

Utilities cabinet on Richmond Square, with street art decoration. City of Brighton & Hove. 

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Vote Binface / BN1

Street art by Glimmertwin: "I don’t normally get political in my paintings but I’ll make an exception in this case". For those fortunate enough to be oblivious of this matter, it concerns this week's Clacton by-election. Mural seen outside Pier Pressure, Trafalgar Lane, City of Brighton & Hove. 

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St Julian / Hagioscope

Detail showing the hagioscope, or squint, next to the north doorway of the Grade 1 listed church of St Julian. This feature is dated to the early C14 and assumed to once have been connected to an anchorite's cell. Kingston Buci, West Sussex, UK.

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St Julian / West

Grade 1 listed church dedicated to Julian of Le Mans. Thought to be one of the oldest churches in Sussex, with much of the present building from the C11 and C13. Remains from the earlier Saxon church were discovered in 1964. Flint with sandstone dressings and Horsham slab roof. Kingston Buci, West Sussex, UK. 

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2 / St Catherine's Terrace

Part of a Grade 2 listed terrace of dwellings built 1852-3, now flats. Render over brick, 3 storeys plus basement. Railings included in listing. Hove, City of Brighton & Hove. 

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The Priory / BN3

Architects: Gough & Partners, built by Nicholson Construction in 1964. Mid-Century Modern apartment block at 8 St Catherine's Terrace, Hove, City of Brighton & Hove. 

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Window / Medina House

Detail of Medina House, by Pilbrow & Partners and Formation Architects, 2021. King's Esplanade, City of Brighton & Hove, UK. 

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Beach Building / V

Here showing the end of the 1km-long pipeline used to pump the shingle ashore from the dredger. The project will extend the beach by about 25m out to sea, helping to protect the area from flooding and erosion. Kings Esplanade, City of Brighton & Hove. 

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Beach Building / IV

Project to add 9 new timber groynes and to fill the bays between each groyne with thousands of tonnes of shingle, taken from a licensed dredging site in the English Channel. The work will extend the beach by about 25m out to sea, helping to protect the area from flooding and erosion. Here showing excavators ready for redistributing the shingle being pumped onshore. Kings Esplanade, City of Brighton & Hove.

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Pier Pano / 2026

Brighton beach panorama including the Palace Pier, which was designed and engineered by R. St George Moore, c.1899. City of Brighton & Hove, Sussex, UK. 

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