Architecture

We’ve rented a few houses like that up there for holidays, and they work really well for a week or so. Open plan, nice and bright and often with lovely views.

Long term they’d drive me nuts, nowhere to hide away from the kids/wife, the whole house smells of cooking (despite the obligatory industrial grade extractor hood). I dare say all the glass would be disastrous for hifi.

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A lovely venue - I always keep a look out for who is playing there

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Hotel D’amour - Nice clean lines with light and airy spaces

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Double height sash windows to die for

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I work here part of the time.

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I love this whole area

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Barbican was something of a pilgrimage for me, being from t’midlands. Have told myself one day I will live there. Dream on in the words of Steve Tyler.

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Great place to take photographs as well :+1:t3:

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Still working on this, :smiley:

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One cannot talk architecture without talking Ol’ Skool…

This is the world’s singlularly most beautiful building.

This thread needs some Antoni Gaudi.

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Barcelona 055

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If I was single I’d probably buy somewhere on Golden Lane estate.

A long term resident couple there open their house for Open City every year. Of all the places I’ve visited for Open City that one really stands out.

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Pete’s phono stage is coming on strong

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Never been around for the open city, must be great if it’s on your doorstep

In my job, I have to work with architects a lot…:thinking:

Let’s just say that some are easier to deal with than others :wink:

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I like the Jubilee Line Tube Stations, especially Westminster. It is like being in a Bond villian’s HQ and could be inside an extinct volcano.

The film Brazil

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Please don’t say you are a QS. Come on tell us

I work for a PM/QS practice, but I’m a PM. :smiley:

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