B Part Renaissance day three

←daybreak

Edgewater and Marina Cove. What does this banal naming signify? Pulled from the kit-bag of no-place marketing ideals about clean shiny leisure—a commodious lifestyle funded by credit and fuelled by profit.
One street behind the Glanville Dock Hotel the streets are lined with wooden bungalows. Glanville and Ethelton, the suburbs whose names would be changed, belong to another era—they don't have the sexed-up appeal of an address that signals oblivion.
And here are a set of beautiful images. Building sites are always seductive—it's a thrilling kind of mystery that from the tangles of electric wire bound by brightly coloured plastic tape, and stacks of air ducts and metal struts—some familiar and even banal interior space is bound. Yet one can hope in vain for the fantastic, this ‘something new’ has landed in it’s kit.