A Colour of Many Connotations: Red
How westerners fear the red flag, forgetting that it runs blatant through our own banners...
The Worker and the Spy: A.I. in the Modern Workspace
Some speculate that by 2030, 375 million jobs will be lost worldwide to automation and A.I. 1.5 million or more of those will be in England...
Is Office Supervision New? Not Even Remotely
We know that managerial snooping has been on the rise with remote working. Yet it’s hardly a modern malaise…
Face Off: The Invisible Enemy
No matter how often we are up in arms, there is one topic on which we routinely turn our backs: privacy...
The Voyeur’s Motel
In 1980, a man bought a motel to watch those who stayed. LONDNR visually recreates this astonishing tale in modern day London...
For a Healthy Nightlife, Keep up the Carats
They say diamonds are a girl’s best friend, but in a world where we deserve it all, we vote for both diamonds and actual best friends...
A Brief History of Winter Festivity
Santa, in some form, does exist. Not quite the pot-bellied character of current; but actually a shamanic member of indigenous European people...
It Lurks Around You: Gothic London
It’s not the wild heart of London’s darker architecture that turns us away. Deep down, The Gothic is entangled in a feeling we all shy away from:
The Age of Understatement
In our age of Transformative Twenties, delicate fixtures are the winners. The trick is knowing how to play it...
Diggin’ It: Shed Loads of Style
Many of us are squirrelling out little oases in which to commune with nature… and we want to look good while we do so...