No Ruined Stone by the Scottish photographer Paul Duke is an intense, unsparing and at once poetic photo-documentation of a typical example of social housing in post-war Britain. For this work Duke returned to the place of his childhood, Edinburgh/Muirhouse, the district made famous-infamous by Irvine Welsh's legendary novel Trainspotting. Duke's memorably quiet images of urban landscapes, street scenes and portraits address the reality of the estate and its people.