It is, it’s amazing inside too especially the spiral staircase which you can see in the first picture – it’s a work of art in itself. But it’s a no-go area right now!
Nice capture it still looks quitee modern really, I like these types, I think one of the oldest buildings along from me is the old section of St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington
Hi Keith – it’s a fascinating building … I’ve loved some of the exhibitions I’ve been to, also to use the conference centre – let alone the views and its situation. Great to see – thank you … Hilary
It is. Maybe we can meet there for lunch one day Hilary! I’m a regular when it’s open, everything from the Royal Phil to rock, art exhibitions to beer festivals!
That is a beautiful building. It reminds me of Tinside Lido on Plymouth Hoe where I spent most of my school holidays. My friend and I would pay the 3d bus fare into town almost every day. It was also built in 1935 in the art deco style. https://allatseawithme.blogspot.com/2021/01/wordless-wednesday_20.html
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Wonderful art deco building!
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It is, it’s amazing inside too especially the spiral staircase which you can see in the first picture – it’s a work of art in itself. But it’s a no-go area right now!
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Nice capture it still looks quitee modern really, I like these types, I think one of the oldest buildings along from me is the old section of St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington
Have an artdecotastic safe week 😷😷😷
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Their catchphrase is ‘modernist and still modern’! Hope you won’t be needing the hospital, Steve!
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Very nice pictures, Keith!
Hope you have an awesome week!
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Very kind of you, thanks.
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You are most welcome!
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Hi Keith – it’s a fascinating building … I’ve loved some of the exhibitions I’ve been to, also to use the conference centre – let alone the views and its situation. Great to see – thank you … Hilary
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It is. Maybe we can meet there for lunch one day Hilary! I’m a regular when it’s open, everything from the Royal Phil to rock, art exhibitions to beer festivals!
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A beautiful place!
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It is, and it’s at the end of my street! Cheers Mimi.
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Such beautiful photos. Very stunning. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
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…you too, and thanks for dropping by.
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What a lovely building!
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I love it! Cheers.
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I love all the colors. Great captures.
Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday, Keith. 🙂
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Thanks so much, Sandee.
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When can we move in
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Join the queue!
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The lights at this building make it almost a “modern” of our time:) A great find! Jesh
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They certainly do, and it has a modern outlook too when it’s open, especially in the two galleries which champion modern art. Cheers Jesh.
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Wow! I just love that architecture, thanks for sharing those photos.
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I’m pleased! Thanks so much.
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What a great building! So iconic! Have a marvellously Happy Day!
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It is, and it’s the hub of our town. Thanks, you lot!
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That is a beautiful building. It reminds me of Tinside Lido on Plymouth Hoe where I spent most of my school holidays. My friend and I would pay the 3d bus fare into town almost every day. It was also built in 1935 in the art deco style.
https://allatseawithme.blogspot.com/2021/01/wordless-wednesday_20.html
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Lovely memories. I just Googled it and it is a great place. I like a lido, we have one just outside Brighton.
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I love art deco architecture! Have a great day!
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Me too, it’s unmistakable!
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Wow! Love that building. It belongs in an Agatha Christie mystery movie.
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Funny you should mention that – 2 episodes of Agatha Christie’s Poirot starring David Suchet where filmed there!
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Maybe I recognized it, I don’t think I’ve missed an episode of Poirot.
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It was used twice for The ABC Murders, first in 1991 with Suchet then in 2018 for the movie version starring John Malkovich as the little Belgiun!
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