Allan Murray Architects||||||The handsome sandstone facade is punctuated by large rectangular windows that wrap around the corners of the building|Allan Murray Architects’ Cube|Suspended cuboid meeting rooms project into the central atrium and give the Cube its name|The ancient bastions on Calton Hill as seen from the terraces of the fourth and fifth floor|Conceptual sketch by Allan Murray Architects. Note the cobbled path allowing the public to cut through the back of the building||
12 Mar 2010

The Cube by Allan Murray Architects

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