Deacon House along Eyre Street has also become an urban art gallery which allows people coming in to work, on buses or on foot, to admire them before going on with their day. That is certainly how it feels for me, this building is on my way to and back from work and the otherwise ugly 1960s structure, which should have been demolished years ago if the recession had not kicked in, looks less shabby.
These images in front of the bus stop facing Decathlon are works of Rocket01 and Faunagraphic.
In the afternoon, if you walk in the passage between Staples and Deacon House, you can see this collaborative work between MilaK and Eugene Booms in the shutters of Rosi's, a favourite lunchtime place amongst office workers in this side of town.
These images in front of the bus stop facing Decathlon are works of Rocket01 and Faunagraphic.
In the afternoon, if you walk in the passage between Staples and Deacon House, you can see this collaborative work between MilaK and Eugene Booms in the shutters of Rosi's, a favourite lunchtime place amongst office workers in this side of town.
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