Going outside the box (again!)

While examing the above (I have really only been looking at the "playing field" in my other looks at this curious thing) I happened today to look at the seats.

The seats have a "triangle" design but ic occurs to me they might be more relevant than we have imagined.

First, let's look at the seats:

Triangles, right?

Well it occurs to me that they could represent:

Glass shards.

And that may sound dumb until you recall that just a couple of weeks ago, right across the river, The Shard opened it's doors:

As in the previous post, this probably means nothing.  It's just something I saw and it belongs on the pile.

Shard (another Tower of Babylon in London)

Somehow overlooked has been the Shard, a 1000 foot+ building being put up in London with a completion date of May, 2012.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2103073/Three-years-Shard-graft--nearly-1-000ft-intrepid-team-puts-final-touch-Londons-amazing-glass-skyscraper.html

Not only is it a pyramid... but it's also a Tower of Babel as the London Mail even calls it such.