It is usually the large structures that attract attention. We have to look twice to see those small buildings that so often lend a street or square its particular charm. In this publication "Topos - European Landscape Magazine" gathers together many examples of eccentric architectural footnotes from Iceland to Croatia. It is usually the large structures that attract attention. We have to look twice to see those small buildings that so often lend a street or square its particular charm. Newspaper kiosks, telephone cells, bus shelters, a florist’s stall – they are all part of everyday city life and infrastructure, and necessary ingredients of any urban composition. They occupy the gaps and embellish empty spaces.
In this publication Topos – European Landscape Magazine gathers together many successful examples of these fanciful and eccentric architectural footnotes from Iceland to Croatia, focussing on how location and context determine their design.