52 York Way · King's Cross · private link

The York — everything

A permanent copy of the work as it stands on 21 September 2026. Films play as you scroll; click one for sound and controls. This page keeps its own copy of every file, so nothing on it changes when work carries on elsewhere.

The films

The three to show, in the order they make sense in a room.

All seven flats, one unbroken move — 22 sHearth, Fanlight, Skylight through its green curtains onto the bed, Print, Mantel, Sash, then the top floor last. The light turns to night as the camera crosses it, then out of the window and back over the building with the pub sign lit.
What AI can do for a building — 42 sEarth down to King's Cross, to the door of 52, the keypad, then seven services.
Before and after, from your own room tour — 26 sDesk, bed, television, curtains — your phone footage turned into the redesign.

Pieces

Individual tricks, each one a thing the building could actually have.

The television moves to the wallOne continuous take from your own tour — the set lifts off the chest of drawers and stays on the wall for the rest of the shot.
The front of the building, a whole day in a loopWhat the website opens on.

The name beside the door

All three on the stone pillar to the left of the real door — edits of the photograph, not a made-up doorway.

Aged brass plate at eye height on the stone pillar
Aged brass, at eye heightLogo and address engraved and filled dark
Dark bronze plate on the stone pillar
Dark bronzePale lettering, cooler against the grey stone
Small brass plate set high on the stone pillar
Small brass, set higherThe discreet one

The live things

These are working sites, not pictures of sites. They can change; the files above cannot.

The websiteThe real seven rooms, booking, payment, door code, 24/7 helper, owner's desk The pitch deckNo login needed Shop the lookEvery piece in the redesigns, with prices