It is so Zaha Hadid! I went along here just to enjoy this architecture again. Getting a good photo was hard though as there are cranes (not of the bird type) all around it.
It works well as a museum – it’s huge, and has plenty of light coming in from both ends of the building. But it doesn’t have the pizzazz of the exterior.
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Note to self: must get to Glasgow this year!
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You must indeed. And I can recommend a few eating and drinking places!
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I’ll be in touch as soon as I have A Plan then. Thanks!
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Stunning architecture!
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They are some cool sound waves… 🤘🏼
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Brilliant architectural design!
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It is so Zaha Hadid! I went along here just to enjoy this architecture again. Getting a good photo was hard though as there are cranes (not of the bird type) all around it.
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She was so talented
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Does the inside live up to the outside, Debs? Fabulous looking place.
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It works well as a museum – it’s huge, and has plenty of light coming in from both ends of the building. But it doesn’t have the pizzazz of the exterior.
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If ever I’m back rhat way… 😁💗
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If ever I’m back that way… 😁💗
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Amazing architecture 🙂
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It suits its situation and history perfectly, right on the river in a very important ship-building city
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