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piece of architecture

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It is an incredible piece of architecture - but a b----- to build," Olympic Delivery Authority chair John Armitt said last week.
Having stood tall for almost two thousand years, the Pantheon is an impressive piece of architecture and is still actively used today as a place of worship and the huge, imposing domed-ceiling remains among the world''s largest unreinforced concrete dome structures.
A DISUSED public toilet might not be everybody's idea of something worth preserving but according to Dolly Potter, it was the sweetest piece of architecture in the immediate area.
 
 
 
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