Simba
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Went out and visited St. Peters Seminary today, and what a magnificent place it was. Built in the 1960's, it was used as a college for trainee priests and such. It's a post-modern building, with heavy influences of Le Corbeisuer, the famous Swiss architect.
Here are some photos and a link to the set on Flickr -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/simondalziel/sets/72157626302808170/
Main Chapel Area by SSDalziel, on Flickr
Seating Area Left-Side by SSDalziel, on Flickr
IMG_2075Student Rooms and Chapel - 2nd Floor by SSDalziel, on Flickr
Sunken Seating Area by SSDalziel, on Flickr
Procession Stairs by SSDalziel, on Flickr
IMG_2095 by SSDalziel, on Flickr
Here are some photos and a link to the set on Flickr -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/simondalziel/sets/72157626302808170/
Main Chapel Area by SSDalziel, on Flickr
Seating Area Left-Side by SSDalziel, on Flickr
IMG_2075Student Rooms and Chapel - 2nd Floor by SSDalziel, on Flickr
Sunken Seating Area by SSDalziel, on Flickr
Procession Stairs by SSDalziel, on Flickr
IMG_2095 by SSDalziel, on Flickr
