Légende

A pair of cast iron K2 telephone kiosks, designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott and introduced from 1926, stand on a tree lined London pavement, their domed roofs and glazed panels making the red kiosk an enduring symbol of British street furniture. London, England, United Kingdom

Date

14 juil. 2026

Crédit

Photo12/ImageBROKER/David Rowland

Notre référence

BRK26I69_465

Model release

NA

Property release

Non

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

79.3Mo (26.4Mo) / 36.4cm x 54.6cm / 4300 x 6447 (300dpi)

Mots clés

couple symbol red roof furniture dome building city urban sidewalk two pay phone telephone tree London Europe tourism row of trees pavement British cast iron England street scene Northern Europe everyday life european dome building journey panel travel photography ordinary vitrified Dome roof United Kingdom Street furniture telephone kiosk pair red coloured cupola structure town urban environment walkway 2 payphone phone tree-lined paving Straßenbild North Europe daily routine Trip mundane glazed Domed roof UK the dome construction municipal public telephone Tree row tarmac Street Photography travel everyday glassed Great Britain road surface voyage Britain couples symbols roofs domes buildings cities sidewalks pay phones telephones trees rows of trees pavements street scenes dome buildings panels pairs line of trees constructions voyages Europe's Kuppelbau