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Andrew Wiles Building, Oxford (1)

Andrew Wiles Building, Oxford (1)
I thought it would be a good idea to get back over to Oxford and take a look at Oxford University's Mathematical Institute.

It is now clear to me that this Building will have the same 'photographic draw' as the Biochemistry Building :-)

The £70m building, that opened on 3 October 2013, is named after Andrew Wiles the Oxford professor who proved Fermat's Last Theorem, one of history's most difficult mathematical problems. I was also working on this 'Theorem' but Andrew beat me to it :-)))

Eva Lewitus, , David Michael and 2 other people have particularly liked this photo


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 David Michael
David Michael
I like the way you have composed this with the bikes becoming part of the architecture you have portrayed. Very nice lighting and exposure too :)
12 years ago.
Roger Bennion club has replied to David Michael
Thank you very much, David. And thanks for faving my photo.
11 years ago.
 Eva Lewitus
Eva Lewitus club
Ah! That little bit of red!!!
14 months ago.
Roger Bennion club has replied to Eva Lewitus club
Thank you very much, Eva. Yes, I knew I should include the little bit of red in my photo :-)))
14 months ago. Edited 14 months ago.

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