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There is something strangely alluring about the passage one travels, through a small point of access, between two larger environments. Hanway Street in Central London for instance, the narrow through way that joins Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road, has a strange appeal—not just as it’s home to Bradley’s, the cult Spanish pub caught in a nostalgic and atmospheric space in time. It’s more than that. It’s a route that exists between spaces, and travelling that route offers a moment to pause, to contemplate the minutiae between the chaos.

Such contemplation becomes poignant when the access …