Indian’s National Fisheries Development Board building is a massive fish
by Anorak | 20th, April 2012
TO India, to gaze upon the new National Fisheries Development Board building, designed to resemble a fish, in Hyderabad. It’s a terrific idea, and it should catch on on the UK. No longer will tourist have to asks “Where Mousetrap” as London’s St Martin’s Theatre is turned into a giant sprung spike hovering above a piece of cheese; the Houses of Parliament would resemble a trough; Clarence House becomes animatronic singing begonia; Lord Sugar’s House is a pointy finger; and Corby Town Hall is the world’s biggest functioning trouser press…
Posted: 20th, April 2012 | In: The Consumer Comment (1) | TrackBack | Permalink
