Not far from Camden is a tube map on the wall of a housing development, showing not trains, but a timeline.
Phase one of the Plender Street development is due to be completed in November 2015, but while the hoardings have been up, they’ve decorated the outside with an information board about what is going on.
And done so in the form of a simple tube line map.
You could look at it as a cute way of providing information, or a clever use of symbols that local residents would be very familiar with, making it easier to understand.
However, the “station” asking what is the problem in Camden does seem to be amply, if probably accidentally illustrated by the fact that the tube lines don’t line up.
Hopefully the building isn’t as disadvantaged.
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