I walked into the room, and initially was a bit daunted. The space had been cleverly used but would I a) be able to get up onto the bed it was very high, and b) would I really have a great city view. Then I pushed button to raise the blind and smiled!

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It is day four of this month’s Squares Challenge, and if you haven’t already guessed it the theme is Geometry.

Geometry is an essential part of architecture and interior design, and it has certainly been used to great effect in this hotel. Did you know there’s even a branch of research called architectural geometry? Might explain why I am going to be sharing quite a few building squares this month.

You can join us daily, just at the weekends or whenever suits you and your blog. You can even link to other challenges as I have today with 6WS. The only absolute is that your image can only be one geometric shape and that is Square.

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    1. think all big cities are crazy these days – at least this one had a few normal sized buildings! I love your Sevillian one, and honoured you are squaring again 🙂

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    1. It was tough decision to decide which one I should make my main square, as like you I love seeing the day and night versions

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