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It was night time when I first arrived in Glasgow; cutting through Junction (19) of the (M8) motorway towards the down town, and the first thing I noticed was the Old Royal Infirmary building, standing up as history testament to more than 200 years of Glasgow history.
“This city is really old!" was the first thought on my mind, being used to mono-chrome colored city of Amman, with it’s distinguished white stone buildings.
I could see how the streets were articulated round the existing buildings, with huge respect and consideration. The “old and the new” were blended together in beautiful harmony around every corner of the city, where the “new” is shiny and flawless, and the “old” is presiding with dominant sublime!
“This city is really old!" was the first thought on my mind, being used to mono-chrome colored city of Amman, with it’s distinguished white stone buildings.
I could see how the streets were articulated round the existing buildings, with huge respect and consideration. The “old and the new” were blended together in beautiful harmony around every corner of the city, where the “new” is shiny and flawless, and the “old” is presiding with dominant sublime!
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