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Facade (Hotel X)
As I walked down Brunswick Street towards Fortitude Valley, I noticed the grand entrance to a building I hadn’t seen before and as I looked up I saw the asymmetrical façade of Hotel X, a new five-star hotel with its night light display. I hope you like it.
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That's certainly an interesting architectural feature.
Nicely done. do you have another image, with perhaps less of the sky at the top, but more of the building where it's currently cropped at the bottom left of this one? g.
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Sorry for the late reply. No, I unfortunately I only took several pics from the same angle.
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Nice picture mate.
Hotel X sounds like an MI5 meeting place, or maybe the man from U.N.C.L.E. President, A.A.A.A.A (Australian Association Against Acronym Abuse)
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