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Robin May wrote:
Dave Newt wrote the following in: snip Blimey, that all sounds a bit complicated. I wonder if the LSE has such rules, I'm certainly not aware of them. To be honest, I suspect the dropping of ST&M was mainly to raise the profile of the Business School who just spunked 25 mil up Norman Foster on a new building. Someone kill that man, he is responsible for the atrocity that is the central spiral staircase in the LSE library. He also designed the GLA building which has a similar spiral staircase. Usually the purpose of a staircase is for people to walk on it, but with the LSE one the main purpose is so photos of it can be put in university publicity. I firmly believe that the designer of these things has never tried to walk on them. Where is the spiral staircase in the GLA building? |
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(Aidan Stanger) wrote the following in:
Where is the spiral staircase in the GLA building? Pretty clearly visible in this pictu http://www.go-london.gov.uk/greater_...ges/night1.jpg -- message by Robin May. Drinking Special Brew will get you drunk in much the same way that going to prison will give you a roof over your head and free meals. http://robinmay.fotopic.net |
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