1968 · Computerised Postal Giro Bank · Werk 757 von 1.871

A new office tower of 1968 on flat open land at the edge of Bootle in north-west England on a rainy October morning, the tower ten storeys high with four wings set off against one another, its long fronts made of pale concrete floor bands alternating with continuous strips of dark windows, its narrow end walls of grey pebble-surfaced concrete, a plain concrete parapet at the roof, to the right a long low building with few windows, in front a freshly laid asphalt car park, wet, with few small saloon cars and young trees tied to stakes, two women seen from behind in raincoats walking toward the entrance, even grey overcast light.
Was die Quellen offenlassen: Den Vorrang als erste von Beginn an voll rechnergestützt geplante Bank nennt nur die Katalogbeschreibung des Postal Museum, ohne weiteren Nachweis.