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FINE...I'll share half of it.
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FINE...I'll share half of it.Shares?Well I forgot where you said this building is! Lol
FINE...I'll share half of it.And I'll tell you where it is via PM haha. =)
A few more buildings / designs. =)
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Also a new hotel that went up recently:
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On pinterest this is what's new in architecture, I love these
(Especially this one!) ^ ^
These designs are awesome. =) I love classical architecture; one of my professors once stated that he believed pre-modern architecture should just remain in the past and be forgotten. But, I love the history and detail hidden within it. Those cube-like buildings also remind me of a design I made in studio a while back; maybe I'll post some of those projects later.
That cathedral is pretty cool!
This is a museum in Poland! I would love to see this person...
Those are really awesome as wellI was looking for more Autumn buildings and this is what I came up with!
Again I love when things like this coverbuildings and houses. I think it just gives it an extra beautiful vibe.
These next few ones have nothing to do with fall but I found them in related pins!
@Anthony7 this one is called "Abandoned Victorian" but look at all the glass structure:
I know it's worn down but it just kind of makes me wonder when it was first built like was it a green house? Who used it and what was in it? And I wish someone would restore it back to it's natural beauty!
Those are really awesome as wellAnd I love glass structures like that, it does certainly look like a green house. =) It kind of reminds me of the Crystal Palace in London:
Found this building (Centre Pompidou) when searching for photos of the Crystal Palace; I remember first hearing about it in one of my classes:
I would love to see the Crystal Palace myself in person.I don't know how I missed these posts!
The Crystal Palace is beautiful!I would spend all day in there I think. All the more reason to take a trip to England.
Haha I gotta admit... It's actually kind of cute.I'm wondering in the last photo if those are windows in the white pipe things? Very interesting design here. I wonder what exactly they were going for. It kind of looks like a hodge podge of things all mixed int one one building. Maybe it's suppose to look like the inside of a machine or something?
Is that a staircase on the outside of it? Interesting!
I would love to see the Crystal Palace myself in person.
And I'm not sure, I think they are just vent covers, to prevent people from climbing in lol; maybe the vents are just for decoration?I think the building was a museum / gallery, and wanted to showcase it's structural system (which is really interesting, because buildings usually hide structure). The stairs are on the outside, and I know color played an important role too. It was designed by a very famous architect as well; that's all I remember about it.
I would love to see the Crystal Palace myself in person.
And I'm not sure, I think they are just vent covers, to prevent people from climbing in lol; maybe the vents are just for decoration?I think the building was a museum / gallery, and wanted to showcase it's structural system (which is really interesting, because buildings usually hide structure). The stairs are on the outside, and I know color played an important role too. It was designed by a very famous architect as well; that's all I remember about it.
Hmm, how about tomorrow? I've always wanted to go to London.Soooo when are we going?!
Haha well that's a bit awkward. So I guess I was kind of right when it looks like they wanted to show the system from the inside outwardly.
That's beautiful! I love the use of wood and simplicity of the designs / materials. =) I really like the 4th pic especiallyAll about the windows:
Hmm, how about tomorrow? I've always wanted to go to London.
That's beautiful! I love the use of wood and simplicity of the designs / materials. =) I really like the 4th pic especially
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