Foredown Tower
Built in 1909 as a water tower it is now converted into a tourist center in Portslade, East Sussex, England. As you can see it looks quite well as a brick and slate industrial building.
This model was designed by my friend, Brian White, Wiltshire, England
It originally served as a water tower for Hove Isolation Hospital, a sanatorium where patients with infectious diseases were isolated. The structure survived the demolition of the hospital in 1988–89. It was opened to the public in 1991 and currently features a "camera obscura" in the top of the tower which projects an image of the outside area onto a dish 18 feet below.
This model was designed by my friend, Brian White, Wiltshire, England
It originally served as a water tower for Hove Isolation Hospital, a sanatorium where patients with infectious diseases were isolated. The structure survived the demolition of the hospital in 1988–89. It was opened to the public in 1991 and currently features a "camera obscura" in the top of the tower which projects an image of the outside area onto a dish 18 feet below.
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