Creeslough, co. Donegal
Hi Bill.Nice building Bill ...Greeting from Patricia.
Great building!I wish you a pleasant start of March!
The architect must be influenced by Mondrian.
Hello, looks nice and modern! Enjoy your day, wishing you a happy new week ahead!
It's a lovely modern building Bill, used in many good ways ✨
Cool architecture!A nice Sunday to you, Bill!Are you "home" already in your new home?
A rather modern one.
A Nice building!
Paying your taxes? ;-)
It comes across as a "no nonsense" building, as it should.I do like the windows.
Is that where I go to pay my parking ticket?
A new one by the look of it.
That red square is in the perfect location. Excellent composition in your photos.
Looks like a nice building.
The building got nice modern architecture unlike the government buildings here. Beautiful capture!
Nice and modern. Ok by meMB
...nice and modern with a spot of orange.
Beautiful and modern building.
It's a very modern building.
I think a utilitarian building that is designed with some flare is sure better than a warehouse style one, like our municipal offices.
A nice and modern building.Hope you feel at home where you live now and that the move went well.
Must be nice and bright inside with all those windows.
Looks a modern building …All the best Jan
A nice airy looking building!
Looks like a modern facility and perhaps you will show more of it in future posts as you get oriented to your new surroundings, Bill.
Beautiful perspective!
I like the different shapes of windows!
That's an attractive building! And a nice shot for today's theme.
Nice shot. It reminds me of a ship.
Looks like a newer building. Wonder if that red square has meaning or if it's just for a bit of color.
A good choice for the theme.
I've gotten very bad about comments. The building somehow doesn't look Irish, at least not what I expect from the towns of the west coast. Maybe it's a change of style.
Hi Bill.
ReplyDeleteNice building Bill ..
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Greeting from Patricia.
Great building!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a pleasant start of March!
The architect must be influenced by Mondrian.
ReplyDeleteHello, looks nice and modern! Enjoy your day, wishing you a happy new week ahead!
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely modern building Bill, used in many good ways ✨
ReplyDeleteCool architecture!
ReplyDeleteA nice Sunday to you, Bill!
Are you "home" already in your new home?
A rather modern one.
ReplyDeleteA Nice building!
ReplyDeletePaying your taxes? ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt comes across as a "no nonsense" building, as it should.
ReplyDeleteI do like the windows.
Is that where I go to pay my parking ticket?
ReplyDeleteA new one by the look of it.
ReplyDeleteThat red square is in the perfect location. Excellent composition in your photos.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice building.
ReplyDeleteThe building got nice modern architecture unlike the government buildings here. Beautiful capture!
ReplyDeleteNice and modern. Ok by me
ReplyDeleteMB
...nice and modern with a spot of orange.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and modern building.
ReplyDeleteIt's a very modern building.
ReplyDeleteI think a utilitarian building that is designed with some flare is sure better than a warehouse style one, like our municipal offices.
ReplyDeleteA nice and modern building.
ReplyDeleteHope you feel at home where you live now and that the move went well.
Must be nice and bright inside with all those windows.
ReplyDeleteLooks a modern building …
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
A nice airy looking building!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a modern facility and perhaps you will show more of it in future posts as you get oriented to your new surroundings, Bill.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful perspective!
ReplyDeleteI like the different shapes of windows!
ReplyDeleteThat's an attractive building! And a nice shot for today's theme.
ReplyDeleteNice shot. It reminds me of a ship.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a newer building. Wonder if that red square has meaning or if it's just for a bit of color.
ReplyDeleteA good choice for the theme.
ReplyDeleteI've gotten very bad about comments. The building somehow doesn't look Irish, at least not what I expect from the towns of the west coast. Maybe it's a change of style.
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