Archive for the 'architecture' Category
Tonka
Tonka
Originally uploaded by johnkoetsier.
A building is going up near my Bellingham office - tilt-up construction in which huge slabs of concrete are poured, then lifted into place.
I’m wondering how the crane is going to get out …
H2O
H2O
Originally uploaded by johnkoetsier.
Teresa and I were out shopping this afternoon … our main floor bathroom is about to get blown up and redone.
High time, too …
We saw this sand-blasted glass sink and faucet - beautiful. Unfortunately, due to irritating facets of reality (namely, pipes, […]
More San Antonio architecture
San Antonio has some wonderful architecture, as I’ve previously posted. Here’s another taste.
They seem to like adding funky little additions to existing buildings:
Another one. Perhaps they’re even built at the same time as the main building - but they sure add some flavor to the design.
Lots of pattern and similarity in this government building near […]
San Antonio architecture
Part of what makes a city a great city is its architecture.
You can have great architecture without a great city, but you can’t have a great city without great architecture.
When I travel, I love to experience the new place. And it becomes a special experience when the place has a style all it’s own. San […]
Vancouver architecture
Something old, something new. Snapped this yesterday while strolling around downtown Vancouver.
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