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Built in 1892-1893, this Chicago School-style skyscraper was designed by Adler and Sullivan for the Union Trust Company, a bank. The building, a follow-up to the more famous Wainwright Building one block to the south, is considered to be a more pure expression of Louis Sullivan’s design philosophy than the Wainwright Building, though the later Guaranty Building (Buffalo, New York, 1896) is perhaps the most pure expression of Sullivan’s ideas applied to a surviving skyscraper. The building bears some similarities to the nearby Wainwright Building, but features a tan exterior, light court that is open to the front facade, and has been more heavily modified.
The building originally featured an ornate first and second floor facade with an arched entryway, rich Sullivanesque ornament, and oxeye windows, which was unfortunately removed during a modernization in 1924, and was replaced with new terra cotta cladding, rectilinear bays, and a rectilinear entrance, which were given Sullivanesque trim surrounds, but bear little resemblance to the original exterior facade. The only unmodified section of the first and second floor facade is along the west elevation, where the original elliptical oxeye window bays are intact, but this facade is simpler, with buff brick cladding and no ornament. Around the same time as the renovation of the base of the facade, a four-bay addition was built on the north side of the building along 7th Street, which bears many of the same features as the original building. Above the second floor, the original exterior is intact, with buff brick cladding and piers, a bay window in the back of the central light well, arched windows on the twelfth floor, and ornament including lion’s head gargoyles, and motifs inspired by flora on the thirteenth and fourteenth floors, which feature window bays separated by engaged columns, terminating in a heavily decorated flared cornice. Inside, the building features a lobby with a restored ceiling and stained glass skylight, as well as the original elevator doors and elevator landings with marble wall cladding.
The building was designated a St. Louis Landmark in 1971, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. The building served as offices until the early 21st Century, with multiple alterations prior to that. Between 2015 and 2018, the building was rehabilitated to house the Hotel St. Louis, which continues to operate inside the building. Regrettably, the renovation did not include a restoration of the first and second floors of the building’s facade, but it saved the rest of the building’s historic details, and gave it a new purpose.
Very chic and delicate, that pattern could make your living space so elegant and stylishly fashionable.
As drapes or bedding textile, or in the dining room as a tablecloth with matching dinner napkins or as a table runner.
Original repeating pattern design.
2016-04-10
Vintage fashion photoshoot sponsored by Design Archives Emporium in Greensboro and Winston-Salem, NC.
model: Ashley
Styling by: Mary Adkins
Nikon F2
Nikon Ais 85mm f/1.4 lens
Eastman Double-X 250 35mm film
Adox Rodinal (1+50) developer
20ºC -
10.04.15: Palestra "O impacto das Relações Públicas no processo de inovação" foi realizada com estudantes de RP no Crialab. Foto: Joana Berwanger/Famecos/PUCRS
Table and chairs on roof terrace, clipped box balls in tall containers, decking, olive trees underplanted with rosemary hedge, built-in bench with cushions
Team "RealityCheckBox"
Vienna Service Design Jam 2016 from February 26 to 28, 2016 at GP Designpartners in Vienna, Austria.
University of Gloucestershire Interior Design students visiting the new student village that is being constructed in Pittville, Cheltenham.
Copyright University of Gloucestershire
Picture by Clint Randall www.pixelprphotography.co.uk
Visual Identity, Graphic Design: fertig design
Architektur: Mathias Lücking
Foto: re:publica (CC BY 2.0)
Found in high tech Kista Science tower.
Several of these benches found in conference center break area. Notice the hard leather area, works. Notice the stainless steel type area right where the human bottom would be positioned, ice cold and very uncomfortable.
Most people sat on the edge (like this guy) in order to avoid the cold steel, others took the beating and risked pneumonia.
Mode & Design Montreal...
In this Album there won't be anything covering the Mode & Design Montreal Event other than the people coming to the event...
Everyone that has a Camera is Capturing the Event so I'm not going to add to the Number of Photos of the Runway Shows in this Album...
It's About the People and Not the Event...
This is what it is about isn't it?
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Fashion & Design Festival
The Fashion & Design Festival celebrates creativity and culture through a major outdoor event in the heart of downtown Montreal. This one-of-a-kind occasion provides an inside look at the world of fashion and design through a diversified program of activities.
Every year, many well-known Canadian designers, retailers, up-and-coming creators and international fashion icons will share their art and vision with the public. The activities include fashion shows, live creative sessions, design showcasing and musical performances. The Fashion & Design Festival’s presence will also be felt around the city with novel exhibits, original installations and unique experiences open to all.
With 50 shows, as much as 300 participants and 550,000 visitors expected, the Fashion & Design Festival is a leading platform for fashion, design, music, beauty and shopping trends.
Festival Mode & Design
Le Festival Mode & Design célèbre la créativité et la culture grâce à un événement d’envergure à ciel ouvert en plein cœur du centre-ville de Montréal. Ce rendez-vous unique au monde offre une expérience décloisonnée des univers de la mode et du design en proposant une programmation des plus variées.
Chaque année, de nombreux designers canadiens de renom, détaillants, créateurs émergents et icônes internationales de mode y partagent leur art et leur vision avec le grand public. Parmi d’autres activités, les festivaliers ont l’opportunité d’assister à des défilés de mode, des séances de création en direct, des représentations de design et des performances musicales. Le Festival Mode & Design trace également un parcours urbain d’expositions inédites, d’installations originales et d’expériences inusitées où tous peuvent circuler librement.
Avec 50 spectacles, près de 300 participants et 550 000 visiteurs attendus, le Festival Mode & Design est une plateforme prédominante des tendances mode, design, musique, beauté et shopping.
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