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Cobwebcat said:
If I understand you correctly the top picture doesn’t look exactly like the others to me. If you look at the top picture there is no gap between the windows behind the people….unless it’s something to do with how far away they are. In the others there are distinct gaps. Sounding like Father Ted explaining small and far away to Dougal! Good game though. I also could be wrong.
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I know what you’re saying, you have a valid point. The 3 pictures show the exterior of the building. The picture in the article looks like it’s an internal courtyard linking the buildings, where people can sit outside. There are people sat outside at the back of the courtyard in the picture. The stone cladding looks very similar on all the pictures, as do the black window frames. Like I said, it’s only a guess. I could be totally wrong. I’ll see if I can find any more detailed pictures of the building on Google, Google street view, and Google maps tomorrow.
 
jrb said:
I know what you’re saying, you have a valid point. The 3 pictures show the exterior of the building. The picture in the article looks like it’s an internal courtyard linking the buildings, where people can sit outside. There are people sat outside at the back of the courtyard in the picture. The stone cladding looks very similar on all the pictures, as do the black window frames. Like I said, it’s only a guess. I could be totally wrong. I’ll see if I can find any more detailed pictures of the building on Google, Google street view, and Google maps tomorrow.
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You're wrong!
At-Swim-Two-Birds said:
Being held at the International Dispute Resolution Centre. At the junction of Amen Corner and Ave Maria Lane. I kid you not.
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Definitely here.
 
At-Swim-Two-Birds said:
Being held at the International Dispute Resolution Centre. At the junction of Amen Corner and Ave Maria Lane. I kid you not.
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Thanks.

The IDRC used to be based on Fleet Street (see below) where the IAC is based.

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The International Dispute Resolution Centre – London’s leading arbitration hearing centre – has moved to impressive new space by St Paul’s Cathedral with the LCIA among its tenant.

When the IDRC first opened in London in 2000 it had just 11,000 square feet. It moved to 70 Fleet Street, which then had 24,000 square feet, in 2004 and later snapped up an adjacent building to gain a further 12,000 square feet.

www.idrc.co.uk

IDRC has moved to St Pauls EC4M 7BQ

View from one of the new hearing rooms The International Dispute Resolution
www.idrc.co.uk www.idrc.co.uk

Everyone over to the IDRC!
 
ysmsa said:
Good shout that and it wouldn't take much for La Liga to reclaim top spot.

Getting rid of Master Tebas would probably do it actually!

RM & Arcelona still command huge support from plastics around the world, basically the TV audience.

No surprise how RM seemingly pick up the CL every other year when in reality they ain't that good.

Throw in that **** Mbappe and all eyes will be on them again next year

The PL red shirts don't have a global superstar between them (Salad is probably the closest but he'll be off and wasn't what he was).

Rags, not even in CL

Arse, fucking shite in CL and do not have a world class player ( they really don't).

Dippers, implode incoming.

City are the most talked about and popular team at the minute along with RM, and the PL is trying to destroy us.

Absolute fucking madness!
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Exactly,,,Spot on!
 
Onholiday(somemightsay) said:
You could always give it a listen........ ;-)
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bluethrunthru said:
Not had one yet that disappoints - just set your expectations accordingly.
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jrb said:
If that picture in the headline shows the building where the hearing is taking place, I’m not saying it is, I may have found the location of the hearing? Then again I could be miles out, literally. :-) Either way, it’s a bit of fun.

The building cladding, exterior and windows look the same in these 3 pictures as the building in the headline picture.

Headline picture.

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Building pictures.

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The IAC. International Arbitration Centre.

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See the video showing the facilities.

International Arbitration Centre

www.iac-london.com www.iac-london.com
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Cobwebcat said:
If I understand you correctly the top picture doesn’t look exactly like the others to me. If you look at the top picture there is no gap between the windows behind the people….unless it’s something to do with how far away they are. In the others there are distinct gaps. Sounding like Father Ted explaining small and far away to Dougal! Good game though. I also could be wrong.
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At-Swim-Two-Birds said:
Being held at the International Dispute Resolution Centre. At the junction of Amen Corner and Ave Maria Lane. I kid you not.
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jrb said:
I know what you’re saying, you have a valid point. The 3 pictures show the exterior of the building. The picture in the article looks like it’s an internal courtyard linking the buildings, where people can sit outside. There are people sat outside at the back of the courtyard in the picture. The stone cladding looks very similar on all the pictures, as do the black window frames. Like I said, it’s only a guess. I could be totally wrong. I’ll see if I can find any more detailed pictures of the building on Google, Google street view, and Google maps tomorrow.
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The headline photo is taken outside 1 Paternoster Lane, between the building and the trendy sculpture. You can just see one of the tables in this photo
The building in the background is The Stationers Company

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