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crusty_bint wrote:If you mean the invitation to architects to submit their proposals for this development, and by parish cooncil you mean the Scottish Parliament, then yes. Yes I suppose it the sort of nonsense that leads to a building being built.
Doorstop wrote:I've worked the door at the School of Art back in the old "Cool Lemon" rave days of the eighties and nineties .
crusty_bint wrote:There's nothing curious about the budget, there's nothing curious about an invitation for proposals and theres no basis to compare a teaching block built by a School of Art and a Parliament built by two Governments, several tiers of Civil Servants and whose architect died three months before construction started.
crusty_bint wrote:you plank.
Bridie wrote:Here's an update with the shortlist for the proposed project
http://www.glasgowarchitecture.co.uk/gl ... tition.php
Any construction major or otherwise touches a soft spot hence the memories.
Twice a day for 6 years I walked past the Art School (my school was further up the hill) sometimes even in the winter time sliding past it on my schoolbag down to Sauchiehall Street.
onyirtodd wrote:Bridie wrote:Here's an update with the shortlist for the proposed project
http://www.glasgowarchitecture.co.uk/gl ... tition.php
Any construction major or otherwise touches a soft spot hence the memories.
Twice a day for 6 years I walked past the Art School (my school was further up the hill) sometimes even in the winter time sliding past it on my schoolbag down to Sauchiehall Street.
I was on a 66 bus yesterday with a couple of Australian tourists who needed a spot of help deciding where to get off to head up Renfrew Street to Glasgow School of Art because they'd heard 'that lovely building was going to be knocked down'
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