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Dexter St. Clair wrote:and the motive would be?
Why set it on fire when it could be demolished.
Been there recently?
The loss of the St Andrews Halls by fire in October 1962 created space behind the library to build a huge extension which opened in June 1981.
Mori wrote:The entire riverside museum project is expected to be complete by March
crusty_bint wrote: i.e. they're not a bawhair away from Dickensian!
big/davie wrote:Can i ask why it's so expensive to build it
big/davie wrote:Can i ask why it's so expensive to build it
Steel prices have actually dropped in the last few weeks,if you took a ton of steel to the scrappies a few months ago some were giving you around £180 per ton,now it's down to around £100,how much did the science centre and Glasgow tower cost in comparisonscoobydoo wrote:big/davie wrote:Can i ask why it's so expensive to build it
Because not one surface is straight or flat - everthing is curved.
Its also made out of a lot of steel and prices have rocketed in the last year.
That's a pity,such good workers too.red_kola wrote:big/davie wrote:Can i ask why it's so expensive to build it
All the Poles have been run out of town?
big/davie wrote:Steel prices have actually dropped in the last few weeks,if you took a ton of steel to the scrappies a few months ago some were giving you around £180 per ton,now it's down to around £100,
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