it’s the whole inside-outside thing of modern buildings. outside staircases, outside reception areas captured in massive areas of glass to stop the elements.
why not just have the desks and offices outside and save building the building ?
obviously you’d need a few paper weights to stop your papers blowing away. but we can work on that.
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it’s a pile of diet cokes
this building must have been revolutionary when it was plopped in this park in cottingham near hull.
but now it looks slightly out of date. but still strangely futuristic.
great use of colour:
unfortunately uncleanable:
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the barbican towers always looks so big and square when you see them on the horizon across london.
but stand up close and they are quite a different shape
an ancient building in the shadow of a modern monstrocity. and two signs saying stop.
water-towers sometimes seem a bit pointless in the UK. it rains all the time anyway, so why do we bother storing it up ?
if you live in the UK you’ll probably have seen the flood map which i find fascinating (but only because we’re not in a flood area).
