January Light: The Lighthouse
No, not a lighthouse, The Lighthouse – Scotland’s Centre for Design and Architecture. Formerly housing The Glasgow Herald, The Lighthouse was the first public commission completed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. I’ve included it because I love the lamplight on its atrium and the bluelight on its escalators.
Linked to Becky’s January Squares Challenge – words ending in light.
The Glasgow Gallivanter 
I enjoyed my visit too 🙂 🙂
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Great place!
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Yes 🙂 🙂
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How lovely. That’s another place I’ve never been!
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Well worth visiting.
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I’ll be back to go inside next time!
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Fabulous and colourful!
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I love going there, always something interesting to see.
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Sounds good!
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How very interesting!
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It is an interesting place! Thanks.
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I love blue light. I never quite know why. It just seems soothing, even when it is bold, as here.
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Unless it’s flashing behind you of course …
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Of course!!
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If you’re going to have a centre for design and architecture, then it definitely needs to have some unique and interesting features. I particularly like the escalators in light. Nice touch 🙂
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It has many other unique features not shown here, but this seems perfect for the theme.
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Such colorful lamplight.
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Yes, very cheering!
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Ooh! That was unexpected 🙂
I’ve been trying to work out what the pic might be like while the page is loading (I click through from my email notification).
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The building has a big water tower from its printing days which looks a bi5 like a Lighthouse, hence the name I guess!
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That’s really colourful. Never been in there after dark.
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I love The Lighthouse. Usually something good to see and the view from the top is great.
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Those lampshades have very interesting shapes.
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I love that they are all different, and so colourful.
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