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Museum Frieder Burda , Baden-Baden, Germany
Architekt: Richard Meier (Pritzker-Preisträger für Architektur)
Die Kunstwerke in diesem Museum erscheinen in natürlichem Licht, das durch die einzigartige, luftige Architektur gesteuert und moduliert wird.
Had to leave my Nikon for some repair and this is the ceiling in the lobby where the repair company is. Isn’t that light fixture gorgeous?
Not wishing to be controversia of course, but as an ex - atheist, I look back and wonder how I could ever have denied the existence of God! Seeing the beauty and mathematics of flowers, even evolutionists { Dawkins} admit that the world around us, while not wanting to face the obvious, 'gives the appearance of design'. As designers, artists and photographers ourselves, we can only make inferior copies of the real thing!
Taken Aug 4, 2015
in St John's, Newfoundland, Canada
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A new partition glass wall is designed for the study, bringing in natural daylight to the corridor, while enhancing the sense of space for the study.
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This city block was set aside in 1837 for a public market the third of its kind after the St. Lawrence (1803) and St. Patrick's (1836) Markets. Built in 1850 and eventually named "St. Andrew's" for its city ward the market was an important commercial centre for what was then Toronto's west end. The first market buildings were destroyed by fire in 1860 and were replaced in 1873 by a grander St. Andrew's Hall and Market designed in Renaissance Revival style. The buildings housed everyone from sellers of fresh produce to butchers as well as a police station a community hall and a public library branch. St. Andrew's Market began a gradual decline in the 1870s. Despite an impressive 1889 addition the market stalls were largely empty by 1900. The buildings were demolished in 1932 and replaced by the present Water Works building. Used as a public park since the 1880s this southern section became St. Andrew's Playground in 1909. It was the first City of Toronto property dedicated to and equipped for supervised children's play.
Heritage Toronto 2007
Source: Heritage Toronto Exploration Map heritagetoronto.org/heritage-exploration-map/
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Architecture & Interior Design by BATTERSBY HOWAT
Photography provided by
Hudson Interior Designs.
Union Park Street. South End, Boston
(not to be confused with Interior Design)
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