A couple of weeks ago Megan and I took a trip to the Victoria and Albert museum in London to see the
Architects Build Small Spaces exhibition. It's a splendid exhibition for anyone who likes architecture, or climbing around barefoot in pieces of work in a museum. One of the pieces is an amazing free-standing tower of bookshelves which you can walk around in, climb the stairs, rest in the alcoves on each floor and take down a book or two to read.
It is beautiful. I wanted to live there. I wanted to take a few books from the shelves and quietly slip them into my bag. I wanted to count how many copies of
The Time Traveller's Wife I could find. There's a good article about it in
The Guardian.
But The Guardian doesn't have enough pictures, so here are some of those we took. Enjoy!
And here are a few of the other pieces you can see there.
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