Glasgow Riverside Museum
GLASGOW – Like the masts of a tall ship, the façade of the Riverside Museum in Glasgow is topped with sharp peaks and pinnacles.
The structure’s roof is an incredible 2,500-tonne sheet of steel and zinc that has no supporting columns.
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