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Monthly Archives: August 2008
Pattern Recognition 6 (double dose)
This week’s patterns come from a different source – my friend Lauren Bebry. After discussing my obsession for patterns with her, she practically burst at the seams to share her own pattern photography. Recently, she had discovered the overwhelming number … Continue reading
Posted in PATTERN RECOGNITION
Tagged berlin, capri, europe, florence, germany, italy, lauren bebry, pattern, photography, rome
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Current State of Innovation… Say What?
Disclaimer: If you are a resident of Indiana, an employee of HKS, or a lover of faux-traditional architecture, I apologize. What you are about to read may be offensive. Yesterday, the news feed at WAN released a description and images … Continue reading
Posted in musings
Tagged architecture, beijing, bird's nest, colts, HKS, indianapolis, innovation, lucas oil field, retractable roof, stadium, wan
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Light is the Theme: Kimbell Art Museum
My trip to the Kimbell Art Museum was perhaps the first time I visited a work of architecture that I consider a masterpiece. It is timeless, elegant, beautiful, and a feat of structural engineering. [Image: Louis Kahn inside the auditorium … Continue reading
Posted in ARCHITECTURE AS EXPERIENCE
Tagged architecture, art gallery, fort worth, kimbell art museum, light, louis kahn, texas, vault
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