File:Millennium centre 4 (2990275796).jpg
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| Description | Interesting materials used to construct the Millenium Centre, Copper, Wood and Slate. The shiney copper tiles are actually copper coloured stainless steel, because the architech, Jonathan Adams, didn't want to use real copper as this would weather and change colour |
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| Author | Tony Hisgett from Birmingham, UK |
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