Saturday, June 12, 2010
An Odd Feature Of Thai Architecture
This is the central atrium of the new immigration building in Bangkok. It is a great example of a peculiar feature of Thai architecture: vast, open, wasted spaces. The photo shows exactly half of this useless, football-field-sized area.
I say "immigration building," that's how I know it. There are actually lots of government offices located here. Next time I'll remember to write down some of the stranger ministry names.
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Fred.
You think they buildin an arch? In their minds of course . . . some sort of giant commie [redacted] house!
Ha! I employed a word I learned from you. Y'see!
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