Brutalism created Le Corbusier-inspired "streets in the sky", intended to mirror the roads in the slums they replaced, later epitomised by Erno Goldfinger's 1968 Trellick tower in North Kensington.
Checking the mirror and the road ahead, I pushed the pedal to the metal for a brief moment.
Soon after you begin cruising south, the chaos of the city shrinks until it's barely a blip in the rearview mirror as the road ahead unfolds before you.
In the freeway traffic, she stuck to her lane as tractor-trailers passed on both sides, and her eyes kept darting from rearview mirror to left-side mirror to right-side mirror and back to the road.
At first glance, it seems a typical little deep-in-America township, apart from a string of mirrors built down the road in the 1980s to turn the sun's rays into energy.
Continuously look in your mirrors and scan the road ahead, checking for hazards and slowing traffic so you can anticipate problems before they develop.
Stendhal once famously compared the novel to a mirror being carried down the road, innocently catching all the angles of life.
"If the one person who dies is someone in Westchester, I would want to be able to look at myself in the mirror 10 years down the road," Dr. Lipsman said, "and be able to say in good conscience that there was a strong public health justification for this campaign and while we would have great public regret and sorrow over anyone who died or was permanently disfigured, we had to do it".
The sky will mirror the pitch of the road.
With the election in the rearview mirror Iran is on the road ahead.
