17 Jan 2007 13:39
witty.
I would prefer to look at a cathedral like that than a converted barn with frankly dangerous stairs and an overpolished wooden floor.
17 Jan 2007 13:41
Leadenhall Market, it makes walking into work a pleasure.
17 Jan 2007 13:42
Relfio wrote: I would prefer to look at a cathedral like that than a converted barn with frankly dangerous stairs and an overpolished wooden floor.
i live in worcester, we have the cathedral thats on the twenty quid note, i think we had a school trip there every other year!
that market looks
17 Jan 2007 13:42
The design in those cathedrals is phenomenal, the use of buttressing to support masses that just shouldn't be feasible whilst still looking amazing, and all done before some fancy bit of software was even thought about.
17 Jan 2007 13:43
fucking dont relf millions of people mincing about looking at £5 a pop donuts
17 Jan 2007 13:44
berktheboat wrote: fucking dont relf millions of people mincing about looking at £5 a pop donuts
But it looks lovely! I love walking through there in the morning. And its used in Harry Potter…
17 Jan 2007 13:54
The Natural History Museum is awesome.
Theatres are another one. I like anything that doesn't look new really, i'm not a fan of all this glass and metal and minimulism.
17 Jan 2007 14:45
i just saw that
nick
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17 Jan 2007 15:41
Isn't it odd how buildings effect your mood ?
They are just bricks and mortar afterall.
17 Jan 2007 15:42
love the way they made mcdonalds change there shop colors to fit in with the design
17 Jan 2007 15:44
i like the mcDonalds
17 Jan 2007 15:47
hampstead high st also made mac ds change their colours to fit in with the area
17 Jan 2007 15:54
mr.white wrote: love the way they made mcdonalds change there shop colors to fit in with the design
the mcdonalds in Bergen is good for that
17 Jan 2007 15:57
thats crazy
we've gone from classy interior design (imo) to cathedrals to market halls to mc donalds
whats everyones burger of choice?
