Saturday, October 19, 2019
Internal courtyard, Brunswick St, Glasgow
These things are not necessarily that unusual in big northern European cities: interior spaces to include not only passive recreation area(s) but also rubbish removal, car parking and so on. This is one that happened to be accessible to me at my AirBnB in early October 2019. It runs the gamut, and while interesting, I wouldn't want to start documenting all of these (there must be hundreds of thousands) unless they were super unusual.
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