Bleak Billboards in London Tell Sad Stories of People Priced Out of the City

Research project collects data on changing face of the capital

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Bleak black-and-white digital billboards in London (one in Holborn and one in Aldgate) are telling the sad stories of people priced out of London as the city continues to change. If you're headed to or moving out of London, LondonIsChanging.org wants to know why.

The project was created by Rebecca Ross, a communication design and urbanism teacher at University of the Arts London. It's about the housing crisis, but it's more than that, too. Ross' intent is to hold politicians accountable for the planning changes that are changing the face of London.

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