Psychology Building – University of Edinburgh

As a non psychology student I have not had many reasons to visit this place. However, one a few occasions I have participated in a number of experiments for my flat mate. And even though the experiments or tests were not brilliant, the building certainly provided a surprise!
Situated on George Square, this building is one of a few which actually adds to the beauty and style of the area. The front of the building is moulded in that Victorian — Regal scheme with two large pillars towering above the entrance, along with a figurehead of a character (unknown to me who it is).
Inside the building is bright and open with you immediately being introduced to the main part of the building. It is an area with seats at the side and a large circle in the middle where you can see the floor below. Furthermore, the building has its own mini library and provides rooms for lectures and tutorials. Also, on the ground floor there are many rooms dedicated just for experiments.
If you dare to walk amongst psychologists and students studying psychology then you will be rewarded with the impression that the building gives to you.