Photo Series: Early Architecture These striking black and white images are not only of “early architecture” but literally “early architecture” because of the time of day the images were recorded. The best images seem to come in the crisp brilliant light that is early morning. This photographer’s favorite time of…
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Photo Series: Left For Good Old industrial space, once productive, now abandoned and left for good. This type of space will catch the eye and intrigue most who pass by a space where products were once proudly made. Left for good, these places remind of us what was and, more…
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À La Carte Food Marts You can pick and choose the food mart of your choice from this menu of architectural concepts. These retail food mart concepts look suspiciously canned and generic. Be careful when you choose – you don’t want to look like the food mart on the other…
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Photo Series: Cactus Cathedral A beautiful and bright Sunday morning, perfect for some high contrast black and white photographs using a very sharp 18mm wide angle lens. And, most importantly, an art deco era greenhouse as the subject. In the eyes of a photographer this combination became the simple beauty…
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Here’s another House of the Future! Oh yeah! Primary colors included.
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Swinging Bachelor Pads (Part 2) A bachelor pad is a slang term for a house (pad) in which a bachelor (a single man) lives. The exact standards on what constitutes a bachelor pad are often ambiguous but clearly evident. Here’s a little gallery of bachelor pad scenarios from the previous…
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Swinging Bachelor Pads (Part 1) A bachelor pad is a slang term for a house (pad) in which a bachelor (a single man) lives. The exact standards on what constitutes a bachelor pad are often ambiguous but clearly evident. Here’s a little gallery of bachelor pad scenarios from the previous…
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The May 1962 issue of Playboy magazine contained their posh plans for exciting urban living – a three level Playboy Town House. This modern town house was billed as a “modishly swinging manor for the modern man.” Designed in 1962 by architect/designer R. Donald Jaye, he intended for his design…
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Very active at the time of the epochal “Modern Architecture” exhibition was another leading exponent of modern architecture, the American, Frank Lloyd Wright. Although his work was recognized in the 1932 exhibition, Wright was set apart from the practitioners of the International Style because of his “individualism” and “romantic” attachment…
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