Cryptogram - Can you solve it?

[antijoke]

Tower block = Benefit fraud.

 

[Dinomania]

Could someone rehost the pic (which I assume exists?) somewhere other than imageshack or photobucket?

Can't see it from work and am really intrigued...

 

[Cosimo]

Is the tower block L-shaped or is it a cross structure?

 

[Le_Petit_Lapin]

Yeah, this would probably be easier if the OP kept the original filename of the image.

 

[Fido McNasty]

Could someone rehost the pic (which I assume exists?) somewhere other than imageshack or photobucket?

Can't see it from work and am really intrigued...

Holler if this doesn't work.

http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/ind...ID=374100457&albumID=1155349&imageID=14929382

 

[A.N.Other]

Is the tower block L-shaped or is it a cross structure?

Looks more like a W to me

 

[Cosimo]

A cryptogram is an encoded word or phrase. A “key” word is used to scramble the text.

"Key" Hint: The eponymous division of the structure





Cryptogram: YT1S 6KJX T3X3 @3H3 NO3E


I'm stumped.[/QUOTE]

Has this come from a web page, if so can we have the url?

 

[LOAM]

well the division of a generic concrete high rise would be horizontal and stacked on top of each other so.....

 

[Dinomania]

I was thinking the key is "flat" - as in, the flat (division) gives its name to the whole (flats).

Because the cryptogram itself is separated into four-letter words, I'm assuming I need a four-letter clue. But I can't be sure...

 

[CliffyBiro]

Yeah, this would probably be easier if the OP kept the original filename of the image.

That's teh image I recieved.

Has this come from a web page, if so can we have the url?

Was recieved in an email.




I'm guessing a floor or something of the building is named after something/someone.

We just need to workout what the building is.