Each room is described as The Chancellor's Room.
I have been to meetings in each one.
Which do YOU like best?

A ceiling shot - revealing the only windows in the room and also the ventilation system.

The door - with coat storage facilities.

Practicality meets luxurious foliage.
(Feng Shui in an urban setting in fact)

This one had a large window . Maybe like a prison?

This one had a door with no tartan at all and which needed a polish.

And no facilities to hang one's coat - not even in the corridor.
So which do you prefer? And which is the luckiest Chancellor?
YOU decide.
1 comment:
God yes, the intellectual links. ( I am thinking for a while ....)
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