What's your favourite building/building space

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I like any post-armageddon post-civilisation space in some dystopic fictional environment. Sounds a fun place to be in. :D
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Another vote for the South Bank Centre here (just reopened after a cool revamp), and also the Golden Jubilee Bridges opposite, which I'm lucky enough to be able to walk over every day:

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Also I've always been a fan of the Pompidou Centre in Paris:

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My Uncle is the Chief Architect on that. During the restoration, not originally. Sniff.
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Bradbury building, downtown Los Angeles. Breathtaking interior.

Here it is in Bladerunner:

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Oh, and:

The Enis Brown, Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles:

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Deckard's apartment:
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I'd've loved to have seen the Tricorn Centre before it was demolished :cry:
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