Corn exchange
The Corn Exchange was
designed by Cuthbert Brodrick an architect from the 18th centaury. He
proposed a spherical building made of stone with a combination of glass and
wood roof that with its intricate craftsmanship slightly resembles the bow of a
ship. From the exterior to the interior the craftsmanship is beautiful and
detailed. The exterior of the building is made from carved stone exposing
raised textures calls and beautiful masonry surrounding the roof. The history
of the corn exchange was to hold traders from the agricultural industries.
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