St. John's City Hall

I Love My City and All of the Trails, paths, and of course our Beautiful Scenery. I have been all over my Own City. Every Park, Trail, Major Structure, All Monuments that are put in place to Honor Those Who Have Done So Much For Our Beautiful Province and the People Of This Province On and Off. As long as you are from here, It never leaves you the feeling of wanting to be back home. No place like Home that you Love So Much. Enjoy my Photos. I Love the Outdoors.

We have been in this city for more than two months, a city that is quiet, peaceful and will always be remembered. To City hall in october, cold and rainy at that time. Alhamdulillah

Went to PRCC for a swim. The only thing I would be concerned about is the water temperature in the shower it was Hot. Other than that it is a great place to swim.

People may say it's ugly, but I genuinely enjoy the look of this building. It is one of the very least-known examples of modern, yet brutalist architecture in the world, and leaves a statement. The solid, untreated concrete shapes all across the entire foundation, paired with the parking lot next to it goes to show that even in the smallest of places you'll find brutalism. Yes, the Royal National Theatre in the United Kingdom may get a lot of credit for being brutalist as well, but this city hall definitely needs credit as well for it's gorgeous styling.Anyway, TL;DR, this building looks hella cool and the clock tower especially looks like it's from the future.

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