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Klyngehuset Kronjylland is a modern community centre serving 13 villages near Albæk in Jutland, Denmark - the striking timber architecture features three independent volumes joined by a large circular roof, providing versatile spaces for events and gatherings, embedded in a lush biodiversity landscape park.

 

Architecture & landscape: C. F. Møller Architects, 2024

www.cfmoller.com/p/Klyngehuset-Kronjylland-i3685.html

This photograph is a striking study in light, darkness, and modern architectural geometry, set against the backdrop of San Francisco's historic waterfront—a familiar, yet completely reimagined view of the Embarcadero. Rendered in dramatic black and white, the image immediately focuses your attention on the huge, perfectly illuminated white ring or halo that dominates the center of the frame. This circle of light is a contemporary sculpture or architectural lighting feature, placed directly within the arched transom of a large, glass-and-steel building facade, likely near one of the major piers or cultural institutions that populate the area.

 

The monochromatic treatment strips away the distraction of color, emphasizing the powerful contrast between the brilliant light source and the deep black shadows of the surrounding structure. The entire composition is a masterclass in symmetry. The arch of the building and the grid of the windows are perfectly centered, providing a strong, ordered frame for the glowing circle. The repeating vertical lines of the doors and the horizontal window mullions guide the eye inward, creating a rhythmic, almost hypnotic pattern that locks the light source into place. This structural precision suggests that the building itself, despite its historical context, has embraced a sleek, contemporary aesthetic.

 

Beyond the glass doors, the interior is visible, hinting at an art gallery, a tech office, or a modern event space. You can just make out geometric patterns on the walls inside—sharp, angular shapes that echo the strong lines of the window grid and offer a further contrast to the perfect curve of the illuminated ring. This interplay between the interior and exterior suggests a threshold, a passage between the utilitarian history of the port (implied by the setting) and the city's modern, art-forward identity. The image feels less about a place and more about an idea: the intersection of raw industry, symbolized by the heavy steel framing and arch, with pure, minimalist form, represented by the perfect circle of light. It captures a moment of quiet, powerful modernity on a street known for its bustling daytime life, inviting viewers to pause and appreciate the beauty found in urban geometry and intense visual contrast.

The open space at left serves as the beer garden and outdoor performance space. I believe a sign said this was once the children's playhouse, but I don't see that on the website. Newfields, Indianapolis.

Nestled within San Francisco's iconic Nob Hill neighborhood, the Masonic Temple stands as a beacon of history and architecture. This striking building, known for its unique blend of modern and classical design elements, has been an integral part of the city's landscape since its completion in 1958. The structure's facade, crafted from pristine white marble, is adorned with intricate bas-reliefs depicting Masonic symbols and figures, paying homage to the rich heritage of the Freemasons.

 

The building's architectural significance is further enhanced by its modernist influences, with clean lines and minimalist detailing that reflect the mid-20th-century design ethos. The temple's upper portion features a series of stylized figures that seem to march in unison, symbolizing unity and fraternity, core values of the Masonic brotherhood. Below, large glass panels invite natural light into the building, creating a harmonious blend of transparency and solidity.

 

The Masonic Temple is not only an architectural marvel but also a cultural hub. The building houses the Nob Hill Masonic Center, a popular venue for concerts, lectures, and community events. The center's auditorium, known for its excellent acoustics and seating capacity of over 3,000, has hosted countless performances, from classical concerts to modern rock shows.

 

This building's location in Nob Hill places it in one of San Francisco's most prestigious neighborhoods, known for its historic mansions, luxury hotels, and stunning views of the city. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an architecture aficionado, or simply exploring San Francisco, the Masonic Temple is a must-visit landmark that encapsulates the spirit and history of the city.

A side view of the People's Gas Pavilion in Lincoln Park looking east towards Lake Michigan. This structure has a view of the skyscrapers in downtown Chicago to the south and overlooks the South Lagoon in Lincoln Park. It is located inside the Lincoln Park Zoo Nature Preserve just south of the zoo. This event space is used for an open shelter for weddings, reunions, yoga, and summer day camps. Visitors sit among myriad blooming wildflowers in the warmer months and can also view wildlife in the restored prairie and lagoon shoreline.

They are in the process of moving into the of space of the Historic Abbey on Rock Street in Fall River, MA. The location is known to be where Lizzie Borden attended church and taught Sunday School.

Nestled within San Francisco's iconic Nob Hill neighborhood, the Masonic Temple stands as a beacon of history and architecture. This striking building, known for its unique blend of modern and classical design elements, has been an integral part of the city's landscape since its completion in 1958. The structure's facade, crafted from pristine white marble, is adorned with intricate bas-reliefs depicting Masonic symbols and figures, paying homage to the rich heritage of the Freemasons.

 

The building's architectural significance is further enhanced by its modernist influences, with clean lines and minimalist detailing that reflect the mid-20th-century design ethos. The temple's upper portion features a series of stylized figures that seem to march in unison, symbolizing unity and fraternity, core values of the Masonic brotherhood. Below, large glass panels invite natural light into the building, creating a harmonious blend of transparency and solidity.

 

The Masonic Temple is not only an architectural marvel but also a cultural hub. The building houses the Nob Hill Masonic Center, a popular venue for concerts, lectures, and community events. The center's auditorium, known for its excellent acoustics and seating capacity of over 3,000, has hosted countless performances, from classical concerts to modern rock shows.

 

This building's location in Nob Hill places it in one of San Francisco's most prestigious neighborhoods, known for its historic mansions, luxury hotels, and stunning views of the city. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an architecture aficionado, or simply exploring San Francisco, the Masonic Temple is a must-visit landmark that encapsulates the spirit and history of the city.

Klyngehuset Kronjylland is a modern community centre serving 13 villages near Albæk in Jutland, Denmark - the striking timber architecture features three independent volumes joined by a large circular roof, providing versatile spaces for events and gatherings, embedded in a lush biodiversity landscape park.

 

Architecture & landscape: C. F. Møller Architects, 2024

www.cfmoller.com/p/Klyngehuset-Kronjylland-i3685.html

Klyngehuset Kronjylland is a modern community centre serving 13 villages near Albæk in Jutland, Denmark - the striking timber architecture features three independent volumes joined by a large circular roof, providing versatile spaces for events and gatherings, embedded in a lush biodiversity landscape park.

 

Architecture & landscape: C. F. Møller Architects, 2024

www.cfmoller.com/p/Klyngehuset-Kronjylland-i3685.html

This is the photography studio, which is used by the in-house photographer, or a rental!

Here is my video from the Bonnie Prince Billy performance at the historic Tennessee Theatre: youtu.be/1MYjKNyQV5w

 

This year I attended the whole festival. I achieved this by volunteering for 20hrs during the 4 days of the festival. I received a Volunteer T-shirt, my Weekend 4-day Wristband Pass and I also got a meal voucher for each day! I know that I'm going to volunteer again next year!

 

These are my photos documenting my Day 3 experience. My fourth volunteer shift was scheduled at Regas Square Events (9:15am - 1:15pm) After my shift was over, I walked next door to Marble City Market and ordered a Beef Bowl from ROM's House. I used both my meal vouchers.

Then I went home to rest up before the two performances in the evening. I got dropped off near Market Square (by my wife, Beth) and hoofed it down to the Bijou Theatre for the JG Thirlwell + Ensemble performance. Once the show was over, I proceeded up Gay St to the Tennessee Theatre for the Bonnie "Prince" Billy performance. After the show, Beth and our Pup, Rosie picked me up where I was dropped off.

 

web site: www.bigearsfestival.org

 

Big Ears 2024 - Day 3

Knoxville, Tennessee

Saturday, March 23rd, 2024

 

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Can't do Tomorrow 2020, Street Art Festival. The Facility Kensington, Melbourne

Klyngehuset Kronjylland is a modern community centre serving 13 villages near Albæk in Jutland, Denmark - the striking timber architecture features three independent volumes joined by a large circular roof, providing versatile spaces for events and gatherings, embedded in a lush biodiversity landscape park.

 

Architecture & landscape: C. F. Møller Architects, 2024

www.cfmoller.com/p/Klyngehuset-Kronjylland-i3685.html

This year I attended the whole festival. I achieved this by volunteering for 20hrs during the 4 days of the festival. I received a Volunteer T-shirt, my Weekend 4-day Wristband Pass and I also got a meal voucher for each day! I know that I'm going to volunteer again next year!

 

These are my photos documenting my Day 3 experience. My fourth volunteer shift was scheduled at Regas Square Events (9:15am - 1:15pm) After my shift was over, I walked next door to Marble City Market and ordered a Beef Bowl from ROM's House. I used both my meal vouchers.

Then I went home to rest up before the two performances in the evening. I got dropped off near Market Square (by my wife, Beth) and hoofed it down to the Bijou Theatre for the JG Thirlwell + Ensemble performance. Once the show was over, I proceeded up Gay St to the Tennessee Theatre for the Bonnie "Prince" Billy performance. After the show, Beth and our Pup, Rosie picked me up where I was dropped off.

 

web site: www.bigearsfestival.org

 

Big Ears 2024 - Day 3

Knoxville, Tennessee

Saturday, March 23rd, 2024

 

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The Bently Reserve in San Francisco is an iconic landmark that beautifully encapsulates the grandeur of early 20th-century architecture. Originally constructed in 1924 as the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, this Beaux-Arts masterpiece was designed by George W. Kelham, a prominent architect who left a significant mark on the city’s architectural landscape. The Bently Reserve's imposing facade, with its row of towering Corinthian columns, commands attention and exudes an air of classic elegance that contrasts strikingly with the modern high-rises that now surround it.

 

Stepping through the grand entrance, visitors are greeted by an interior that is just as impressive as the exterior. The marble-clad lobby, adorned with intricate bronze detailing and opulent chandeliers, harks back to a time when buildings were constructed not just for utility but as a testament to the city’s prosperity and ambition. The Reserve’s main banking hall, now a prestigious event space, features soaring ceilings, massive arched windows, and meticulously restored murals that offer a glimpse into the building’s storied past.

 

Today, the Bently Reserve is a sought-after venue for high-profile events, weddings, and corporate gatherings. Its historic charm and prime location in the Financial District make it an ideal spot for those seeking a unique and sophisticated setting. The building has been thoughtfully renovated to preserve its historic elements while incorporating modern amenities, ensuring that it continues to serve as a vital part of San Francisco’s urban fabric.

 

For those interested in San Francisco’s architectural heritage, the Bently Reserve is more than just a building; it’s a living piece of history that continues to play a prominent role in the city’s cultural and social scene.

InterContinental Miami IHG Hotel at 100 Chopin Plaza, Miami, Florida aerial view - © 2023 David Oppenheimer - Performance Impressions aerial photography archives - performanceimpressions.com

They are in the process of moving into the of space of the Historic Abbey on Rock Street in Fall River, MA. The location is known to be where Lizzie Borden attended church and taught Sunday School.

Nestled in the heart of downtown San Francisco, Moscone Center stands as a sleek symbol of the city’s innovative spirit and forward-thinking design. Known as one of the largest convention centers on the West Coast, Moscone is a hub for tech conferences, cultural events, and international exhibitions, including the famous Dreamforce and Game Developers Conference (GDC).

 

This photograph captures the striking contemporary facade of Moscone’s newest expansion, showcasing a bold geometric design that plays with light and shadow. The angled panels on the upper part of the structure create a dynamic, sculptural effect, seamlessly blending form and function. These architectural details are not only visually impressive but are part of the center’s commitment to sustainability, contributing to LEED Platinum certification through energy-efficient construction techniques.

 

Opened in the 1980s and named after the late Mayor George Moscone, the center has undergone multiple expansions to accommodate the growing demand for convention space in the city. The expansive glass windows reflect the surrounding cityscape, offering visitors stunning views of San Francisco’s skyline. Located adjacent to Yerba Buena Gardens, the Moscone Center also integrates outdoor public space, creating a fluid connection between architecture and the urban environment.

 

Whether you’re attending a cutting-edge tech conference or simply admiring the modern design, the Moscone Center offers a quintessential glimpse into the urban sophistication of San Francisco. Its clean lines, innovative features, and prime location make it an essential landmark for both locals and visitors.

French Tuesdays Oct 8,2013 at Capitale

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