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Christopher Beanland

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London
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Covers:  comedy, life, love, architecture, culture, media, foreign, travel, music, technology, art, cities, design
Doesn't Cover: hairpieces, sparrows, tables, frankfurters, norfolk, suffolk, economics, buffalo
Flâneur / Farceur / Écrivain: The Wall in The Head etc 🎙️Park Date parkdate.co.uk
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The real-life Brutalists: the architects who inspired the Oscar-nominated film

The real-life Brutalists: the architects who inspired the Oscar-nominated film

The Times — Marcel Breuer, Erno Goldfinger and others feed into Adrien Brody's troubled Hungarian architect Lazlo Toth. Plus the world's best brutalist buildings
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Extra: How cars shaped modern architecture - Monocle

Extra: How cars shaped modern architecture - Monocle

Monocle on Design — Writer Christopher Beanland considers the cultural and architectural impact of cars in shaping our built environment.
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Europe's most beautiful lidos

Europe's most beautiful lidos

The Times — Lidos are places of peace in a crazy world. Outdoor swimmers cherish the relaxation that their daily lengths bring them. Swimming al fresco is about as much fun
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Park Date Podcast at 50

Park Date Podcast at 50

British Comedy Guide — Park Date Podcast at 50
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These are seven of the world's greatest railway stations

These are seven of the world's greatest railway stations

The Times — In his new book, Christopher Beanland writes about some of the world's coolest railway terminals - here are some of his favourites from the Czech Republic to China
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On the trail of Tashkent's bizarre Soviet relics

On the trail of Tashkent's bizarre Soviet relics

The Telegraph — Visiting Uzbekistan's Communist remnants is like taking a time machine back to a world of USSR surrealism
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How 'The Flying Banana' became a British railway icon

How 'The Flying Banana' became a British railway icon

The Telegraph — After 50 long years of service, the Class 43 High Speed Train will be taking its final bow in the South West this week
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