big/davie wrote:how much did the science centre and Glasgow tower cost in comparison .
Science centre cost £72m, according to: http://www.glasgowarchitecture.co.uk/sc ... lasgow.htm
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big/davie wrote:how much did the science centre and Glasgow tower cost in comparison .
what was the reason for the high prices,would i be correct in saying it was due to demand from the chinese market due to the olympics,thats also a huge rise for structural steelyoker brian wrote:Prime Structual Steel has risen by 46% per ton in last 18 months
Scrap Structural Steel has fallen from £300 odds to just over £150 in last 3 months - this is due to an over supply of scrap steel in the system.
thanks for thatsds wrote:big/davie wrote:how much did the science centre and Glasgow tower cost in comparison .
Science centre cost £72m, according to: http://www.glasgowarchitecture.co.uk/sc ... lasgow.htm
Sunflower wrote:
The suspicious-looking fence is a bit worrying...
scoobydoo wrote:Sunflower wrote:The suspicious-looking fence is a bit worrying...
Why is the fence worrying? With a 7 metre drop off the quay side on a low tide I would rather have a fence to protect my children. Whilst most working quaysides don't have fences they also don't have families and children wandering all around them.
dave2 wrote:The sea walls at most coastal harbours etc don;t either.... a 3-4ft wall which can be leaned on would be much nicer than the fence idea... a place to stand and watch the world go by.
Anyway child safety is the responsibility of the parents providing the museum has made reasonable attempts...
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