Rentonomy, who describe themselves as, for now, “an easy-to-use site that looks at London in a totally new way and gives you all the tools
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The Regent’s Canal
A book, by author and illustrator David Fathers, has recently been published, on the Regent’s Canal. It’s an engaging little book, part route finder, part
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Silky Map of Central London
Silky Map is a bespoke map of central London, printed on a soft cleaning cloth, the kind you would use for cleaning your iPhone screen
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Crossrail’s Live Tunnel Boring Machine Map
Crossrail are currently building a new deep-level railway line right across the heart of London. The mega-project recently launched the first two of their tunnel
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Green London Map
This map is produced by The Green Traveller in collaboration with Visit England and the Green Tourism Business Scheme, and presents an idyllic view of
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Map of London Social and Functional Analysis 1943
[Updated] This map of London districts, was intended to be used as a grand “masterplan” of how a post-WW2 London could look. Each district appears
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A Tube Map Inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Above is an extract from a map of the London Underground, drawn by Max Roberts in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh – with sets
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A-Z London 2012 Venues Atlas
The A-Z is probably the most famous London Atlas – it’s been around for over 75 years, and has been updated ever since. The company
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Olympic Venues as an Infographic Map
Thanks to the Chairman of CASA, Prof Michael Batty, for tipping me off about this map of Olympic Venues in London, created by Katherine Baxter
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Mike Hall’s London Boroughs
Mike Hall, illustrator and designer, has been painstakingly creating large poster maps of each of the London boroughs, largely by hand. Each map has a
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Recce
Recce is an iPhone app which locates you on a map and shows you various POIs (points of interest) on demand such as local coffee
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Mind the Map: A Map by Macdonald Gill
This is an extract of a map produced in 1928 for London Transport by Macdonald Gill. He produced many maps in this “flowery” style, including
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