All posts categorized under ‘Architecture & Design’
A garage is something that most of us probably take for granted. But if our cars had to stay outside during weather extremes, we’d appreciate them more. A customer of mine has been looking for a home in an area where most of the homes have garages, but maybe a fifth of the homes do not. Of the ones that do, most of them are detached garages that stand alone from
This remnant of the wall from the old market with archway and masonry detail has always intrigued me. It stands alone out in the open, in the park area to the west of the main entrance of the City Market. I know that it was preserved probably because of it’s historical significance and rich detail, but don’t know enough about the old market building to understand where and how it was actually used. It definitely
I liked the strength and simple elegance of this building…and the contrast in the photo of sun and shadow on it’s exterior against the blue sky. I guess that’s why this shot made today’s cut. The repeating windows really define the exterior with their pattern, and the Federalist style details at the top are a nice touch too. Maybe someone can enlighten us with the name and use of this building? I have no idea.
I was cutting through the Community Hospital North campus and thought this view of one side of the main building had some interesting qualities. The rounded design with curved crown and large square mirror-like windows looks more like a modernistic hotel or swanky office building. The buildings reflective qualities reminded me a bit of one of the high-tech airplanes that has a cloaking devise so that when you look at it, you still see
Recently I was downtown and exploring around the White River Park area. I’ve been inside the Eiteljorge Museum several times of course, but I never had looked around outside that much. This day I started walking around and discovered a path that meanders through a beautiful garden area with natural stone formations. It eventually leads you out on the walkway by the side of the Canal. I didn’t know that was even there so I was
I was showing homes recently in an area of 1930-40’s era homes, and happened to see this detail over the doorway to an apartment building nearby. The building looks like it’s of that same age. Of course I was fascinated by the intricate nature of the detail. The look of most of it appears to resemble stone that has been carved and set in with the rest of the
You don’t see whole lot of these. This gazebo looks inviting though, doesn’t it? I think it’s an interesting concept. It’s kind of like a porch on a home, except it’s a porch that’s separated from the home. Gives you a place to sit, relax, and get a way from the goings-on inside. And a good place to read, talk or view the landscape from a different perspective. Definitely
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