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Still way behind on my PP, but here are a few architectural shots of Urbis in Manchester, UK.

Urbis is a museum of Urban Life and is built on the area of Manchester that was unkindly demolished by an IRA bomb in 1996.
It is a very interesting building, both in shape and construction, made almost entirely of glass & steel...

The exterior of this unusual wedge-shaped building.
A shot from inside the lift that travels diagonally from ground level to the 4th floor...
Internal Construction - 1 (looking down from the 4th floor)
Internal Construction - 2 (looking down from the 4th floor)

John

These are all very interesting shots of what looks like an amazing building. THis is the sort of place I could spend hours in since I love these sort of architectural lines.

I love glass. Refelctions within refelections. Multiple reflections and multiplaned imagery. Nice to see you and yours enjoying yourselves John. Safe return.

Matt. K wrote:Safe return.

I'm already home Matt - As I said - I'm way behind on my PP

P.S. If you look carefully in the large image, you'll see mini-Leek and Mrs. Leek in the bottom left of the first image... They are always complaining that I don't include them in the photos

This must have been the architectural phase of your trip John An remarkable building and well exposed images.
cheers
marco

Welcome back John (when ever you landed safely).

Also good luck on catching up with all the PP, I can related to being behind although I'm sure you probably have more banked up!

Love the interesting architecture, especial with all that glass!