The local branch of a bank is undergoing some works and it is ready to operate temporarily from a container of sorts placed in
Piazza Attias.
After complaints from some shop owners the structure, now painted in white, was moved to the back of the square.
See also:
Piazza Attias -
The Big Red A -
The New Attias -
A Like Attias
How interesting! It certainly looks much better painted white. Pretty funny, too. I can imagine someone saying, "Well, I'm going to get some money out of the container." :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Weird. I'm not sure Americans would be inclined to entrust their savings to a "container". :-)
ReplyDeleteInteresting looking, "container"! Our small town post office is unstable due the sloping land and they have closed it. Moved the business to other super-tiny post offices. No containers for us!
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to understand how a bank could operate out of a container like this, given the need for strong security.
ReplyDeleteInteresting concept, "Bank in Container". ;-)
ReplyDeleteha, that is strange! a bank in a container!
ReplyDeleteGreat post VP. Container money.
ReplyDeleteHow neat! It seems someone might want to come and just load the thing on a truck to literally rob the bank - the whole bank!
ReplyDeleteThat doesn't seem like a very secure way for a bank to do business.
ReplyDeleteNot very strong looking!
ReplyDeleteOuch. I'd rather do business at Coin!
ReplyDeleteThat is an eye-catching building they own. I like all the curves.
ReplyDeleteAll banks should look like this.
ReplyDeleteWell I've not seen a bank in a tank before VP :) The Coin building in the background is a nice piece of architecture.
ReplyDeleteI guess they must have some sort of security .....
ReplyDeleteThe building and the architecture is nice and will probably look even better with a make over.
Very odd!
ReplyDeleteThe bank does look better painted white. I can see why shop owners would complain.
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