Do you have the "before" picture for this one? Before it fell down? It must have been beautiful.
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the new ROM Crystal is truly greater than the sum of its critics.
it's certainly better up close than from a distance.
and the interior is spectacular though unfinished.
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Forget it Jake ................it's Market East
The way the Carnelian-laced facade glows at sunset kills its competition.
As for San Diego:
Emerald Plaza, the green hexagons toward the right of the photo. It's like an 80s bamboo cluster, yet, to me, there is elegance in the mindfuck of neon lights.
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Hello there,
I think in my Cochin city the most beautiful building will be Bay pride shopping mall. Most of the brands under one roof. whether it is sports, formal wear,we can get it from there. Sorry i dont have picturs of it.
Modern-Seattle Public Library #1
60's-Space Needle
Futuristic-Experience Music Project (Gehry)
Pre-1950's-Smith Tower, Pioneer Building, Union Station, King Street Station,
Stadium-Safeco Field, Key Arena
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"Dazzled by the needles of light stitching the water, I turned to watch him watch them. I noticed his eyelashes were reflected in his eyes, like awning in windowpanes. As I tried to make sense of that reflection, I found I could not look away. His irises were brown, clouding into orange with brighter flecks around his pupils. Then it became as important not to look as to look, I feared I would be lost in rush of bronze motes."
for Buffalo, I think the most beautiful building is the Electric Tower (nee Niagara Mohawk building). It is currently being renovated into class 'A' office space.
It's one of my favorite buildings in Buffalo as well. Here's a few more shots from the New Year's Eve '08 celebration...
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