Cartoon poop?

View from east

View from south

"Zig-zag". Detail of prefabricated, ribbed rainscreeen metal-panel-clad south facade bounded by playfull continuous metal edging.

Atlantic Ocean seen through second floor arched loggia.

Que bom que era o tempo em que Silva! Designers fazia a Agenda de Lisboa (suspiro)

View of South Gallery toward Second Avenue entrance.

View into arcade/gallery from mezzanine.

View of facade along gallery.

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The Fall 2011 Design Matters students try out their sand lathes at North Avenue Beach

General view from the southwest at First Avenue and University Street. The building, a "decorated shed," mimics Renaissance palazzos through its expression of base, middle and top. The windowless galleries are balanced with open public spaces on the first and second floors and glazed administative offices on the fifth floor.

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Natural light is admitted into the entry hall through simply detailed steel windows and the rooftop clerestory which is in sharp contrast to the traditional dormer on the existing carriage house. Water drains from the roof via the vertical chain leader.

Camera: Nikon D50

The start of the process... getting access to the 'gallery'.

The Milan Breakfasts - Design Matters - Nacho Carbonell

The Milan Breakfasts - Design Matters - Premsela's director Els van der Plas

The low afternoon sun is reflected of the windows and sloped glazing on the northwest facade.

Facade detail where one of the office wings terminates at brick-clad stair tower.

Semi-circular pergola and terrace is set between the music room and the south parterre garden.

The Fall 2011 Design Matters students try out their sand lathes at North Avenue Beach

The Fall 2011 Design Matters students try out their sand lathes at North Avenue Beach

The Fall 2011 Design Matters students try out their sand lathes at North Avenue Beach

The Fall 2011 Design Matters students try out their sand lathes at North Avenue Beach