Peter Lloyd is a London-based journalist whose work has appeared in prominent British publications. His career path has offered unique encounters within the music and media industries, providing him with a distinctive perspective. Lloyd's writing is characterized by sharp observation and an ability to distill the essence of his subjects, whether exploring cultural phenomena or individual experiences.
Born in London in the dark days of WWII, blasted into the street by a V2 bomb as a toddler, sent to live with his grandmother in Lancashire at age four and then to a boarding school in Kent at eight. Adventures as a boarder are pastiche Billy Bunter but based on life.
Professional photographer Kevin Nixon has two particular passions in his work: live music events and architecture. The latter led to this album of stunning images of London's mainline railway termini in both colour and black and white. Brief histories of the stations by architectural writer Peter Lloyd introduce each chapter.
This book looks at how four architects--Stanley Saitowitz, Jim Jennings, Philip Banta, and Mark Horton--have worked to produce innovative, unashamedly modern single-family houses appropriate to life in California at the end of the 20th century, after the devastating fire of October 1991 razed one of the most desirable residential locations on the American West Coast.
Book by Dian Phillips-Pulverman, Peter Lloyd