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The Flatiron Building was designed by Chicago's Daniel Burnham as a vertical Renaissance palazzo with Beaux-Arts styling
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The (no longer in use) reception building of the Bosdrift Cemetery in Hilversum is a national monument.
The cemetery was opened in 1890.
The building, iron gates and fences were designed by the Dutch architect Pieter Andriessen in 1889.
The cemetery was designed, also in 1889, by Leonard Anthony Springer, one of the most important garden and landscape architect in the Netherlands.
Back in September we had a poll in the group where group members suggested designs for our next building and this one - inspired on Studio gang's Chicago Loft - won. So here it is, finall!. It took much more time than expected because of the texture work mostly, but we really think it worth the wait!!
Shot wide open at 1.8. Unfortunately this lens lacks IS so I had to stand really still as I don't usually use a tripod.
Simplicity is the final achievement - Frédéric Chopin
Terraced outbuilding at Farmleigh, Phoenix Park, Dublin - once owned by the Guinness family.
Another abandoned building sitting right on the road at a small crossroads. You can see the apron where cars could pull in, so it could have been a garage. The two doors could mean it was two apartments at one time. The left side is so much larger and has a porch on the back. I like the step down nature of the roof, but what does that signify? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
This building is only a couple of klicks from my home, so once in awhile I like to get her. This is HDR from my A99. Still getting used to it.
Building: Urbanest, Westminster, London
Architect: AHMM - Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
Completed: 2015