Dingleton Boiler House – Melrose building by Peter Womersley, Scotland
Saturday, March 12th, 2011 by momo # Architecture Sponsored Links:
The boiler house, located in the border town of Melrose, Womersley sculpture demonstrates the talent in the design of concrete, adding a touch of functional necessity. The austerity of the design is softened by the attention to the level of finish.
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