Talk:Frances Gardner House
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More UCL blowing it's own trumpet I see - how typical. What the article doesn't mention is that the building was not finished on time and that the first set of students living there had to put up with constant building works going on, the plastering was very shabby, lights were falling off the roof, etc.
- If this is true then please feel free to write a paragraph, stating the problems with the building and perhaps referencing if possible to a publication e.g. student magazine. Furthermore this isnt UCL blowing its own trumpet, its a standard article on a building, the same as all others, across wikipedia. So I have removed the advertising banner, as its not advertising in the slightest. It does not use any subjective statements to promote the building for commercial purposes. Next time when posting, please sign your name/date. LordHarris 16:38, 1 February 2007 (UTC)
Why do we need an article about a bog standard hall of residence? Also if you note the IP address I am using, you will discover it is a UCL computer. The building is a contorted U-shape, with one side larger than the other, the photograph does not show this though becuase of the angle. I've also mentioned the cost - barring two catered halls it is the most expensive.
I never noticed it was a contorted u bend, didnt look hard enough. Your right about the cost though, its actually almost as much as a catered hall! LordHarris 16:56, 1 February 2007 (UTC)
