CityPoint
Ropemaker Street
City of London
London, January 2005
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8 comments:
I saw the photo and immediately thought "this looks like London". I have no idea where this place is, I don't think I've ever seen it in real life, but the style of architecture is very London. Weird, huh?
@ Tinsie - I think you are right: this is very London! Maybe City of London, because it is near Moorgate.
Sleek and modern! I like it a log! What's the building on the left, (he asked, being quite ignorant of London)...
What a contrast between today and the day the street was named. Another outstanding and fascinating photo.
Space invaders.
I like it! So modern and so beautiful to me:)
Yes, as you said in the comment on my blog, it looks similar. I guess arcitecture can have the same style wherever it is... Interesting.
I think I've been near Moorgate maybe twice in my life, so no wonder I don't recognise the place. I'm very rarely in the City.
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