Walking around Wood Green it looks like a few of our landmark buildings are beginning to re-emerge from rebuilding or refurbishment.

At the corner of High Road and Bounds Green Road, after several months the scaffolding is coming down from St Michaels Church; revealing a clean and bright looking spire.

It was fascinating to see the weather cock close-up at the children's Carol Service last Christmas Eve - it has now been restored to its original position and placed back on top of the spire.

In Trinity Road another church spire - on The Greek Orthodox "Cathedral of Dormition of the Mother of God" is also re-emerging from a long time behind scaffolding.

This is a remarkable local building. The highly decorated interior in its current incarnation, is in stark contrast to its original use as Trinity Methodist Church. The church opened in 1872 and remained in use by the Methodists until it was sold to the Greek Orthodox Church in 1970.

Whatever your faith position these church buildings form dramatic points in the skyline - and are some of our oldest local buildings.

Finally on the high Road the handsome facade of the former Wood Green Police Station will form a pleasant street-level view from the High Road for the rather functional-looking large, new building that sits behind. Although the view from the top end of Nightingale may not be so attractive.

The new building will be used by the Metropolitan Police as a custody centre. The retention of the original 1906 brick facade is a success brought about by a community campaign and active engagement with the consultation process; rescuing our streetscape from what might have been a bit of a monster.

As these local architectural landmarks re-emerge, which other local buildings are you fond of? And which other local buildings could do with a bit of sprucing up?