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OK gentlemen......fire up your googlemachines!


If you know it, DON'T participate!

What you want to google for? :lol:
Could be a church in disguise of a skyscraper ;) Rotterdam, Oslo, Hamburg?

What you want to google for?

Well a few things spring to mind.....your thinking in the right direction

Not Rotterdam, Oslo, Hamburg.

It looks like a former proposal of Rotterdam.

Warzawa? Tallinn?

It looks like a former proposal of Rotterdam

You're thinking in the right direction too!

Warzawa? Tallinn? nope.

New pic tonight.

Helsinki, Stockholm, Copenhagen?

Barcelona? Antwerp? Liege?

around cities of Belgium

New Pic:
http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/245/djoez132atl7.jpg

All guesses are in the right continent.

glasgow.

^We have a winner!
:dance:
I is was The Tower of Empire in Glasgow! (http://www.theglasgowstory.com/image.php?inum=TGSA00405)

'IT MUST have been like another planet," says Ian Johnston from Glasgow School of Art's Digital Design Studio. "Glasgow was a vast, gloomy and dirty industrial city, and to walk through the turnstiles and see this vision..."

In 1938, a staggering 13 million people passed through those turnstiles, often in pouring rain, to visit the Empire Exhibition, which for six months turned Glasgow's Bellahouston Park into one of the wonders of the world, an unforgettable showcase of industry, culture and contemporary architecture.

Incredibly, the avenues of gleaming pavilions, the water cascades and fountains, dominated by the emblematic art deco Tower of Empire on Bellahouston Hill, were erected within 18 months, and - to the regret of many - dismantled after the exhibition closed its gates on 29 August, 1938.


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