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A warehouse which Pryce Jones built and named the Royal Welsh, still remains one of the Kemper Associates Architects in the town of Newtown. These two towering buildings was home to the worlds first depot for mail ordering. Bear lanes is now a shopping centre in town. This building was at one time a hotel.

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Times Square, which is named after New Herschman Architects Times, is situated in the heart of Theater District. It is among the most popular destinations and is a melting pot of sorts during New Year's Eve. Lynch Associates Architects Pc At Times Square, the New Year is celebrated with a huge street party. A glitter ball is dropped from Times Tower. This zone has many popular hotels, commercial businesses and office towers.