In this detailed cartographic study, Goggin explores the intersection of history and urban design. The piece focuses on the grand scale of London’s cathedrals, treating the map not merely as a navigational tool but as a visual record of stone and spirit. By utilizing a portrait orientation, the artist emphasizes the verticality and enduring presence of these monuments within the sprawling city grid.

The linework and spatial arrangement invite a slow reading of the landscape, where every street and spire contributes to a larger narrative of endurance. The composition avoids unnecessary flourish, instead relying on the inherent beauty of architectural planning and the weight of historical geography to command the viewer's attention.