Bristol feels as though it’s been asleep since 1910

By 2011-03-17T07:52:00

The walkways and towers of Lewins Mead provide the city’s most rewarding promenade architecturale.

Source: Laura Oldfield Ford

Two centuries on from its heyday, Bristol presents an apathetic, scarred, yet striking face to the world

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