Colours on the Southbank, London

Colours on the Southbank in London:

"Poured Lines" by Ian Davenport under a bridge in Southwark Street

Coloured Lights slowly changing, under a bridge in Southwark Street,

On the promenade outside the Royal Festival Hall and the Queen Elizabeth Hall, a sandpit has been created with strips of coloured sand:

Orange

Green

Inevitably some sand strays onto another strip:

A patch of yellow sand has strayed onto the blue sand

Some blue sand has crossed over onto the red sand,
creating a purple effect.

Even the rocks are coloured

 The beach on the Southbank

Central St Giles

New buildings at Central St Giles by Renzo Piano. The facades of the buildings are decorated with yellow, orange, green and red glazed terracotta tiles. The development includes offices, apartments and shops.

Orange tiles

Green tiles

Red tiles

Green and yellow tiles

Central St Giles website

Bunting in the Southbank, London

The Southbank Centre has hung out the bunting as part of the Festival of Britain Celebrations which commemorate the 1951 The Festival of Britain.

Marble Arch Fountains at night

The water fountains at Marble Arch. The lights constantly change colours. It provides an oasis amongst the busy traffic.