Aside of a historical building being renovated into commerical space, this morning was green.
These are times in which to hold precious as they will be 4 or 6 months more. I thought I would share to all those that are on as friends.
As this is the vantage of where I reside.
The weather has fair to be very nice....
Are they restoring..or what is the building. Good pic
ReplyDeleteNice photos and an interesting place to live!
ReplyDeleteLove those big old buildings with the huge loft spaces! The other one reminds me of Frank Lloyd Wright! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of three five old buildings they are restoring while I was downtown I thought I would ponder on into this one Cheryl and with this they are making it into condominiums.
ReplyDeleteThank you Terri, I ran into a chap from Turkey as I was leaving - and as he put it, it's the best place to be with the economy and all and I can say that this is home. I think there are very interesting places having lived within several but this is a neat kinda town.
ReplyDeleteBUT NOT IN THE WINTER! :)
Yes what I like most of all is the high ceilings Arielle. Do you have a link per chance?
ReplyDeleteRight next to this building there is another building that is being turned into condos but here in this town it's a rather hard sell ironically as these buildings merge between the east side and the west side. The east is the safer. So it shall be interesting to she what come about from them when they are finished. But high ceilings - you have to love it.
yep the high ceilings are awesome! link to what?
ReplyDeleteFrank Lloyd Wright
ReplyDeletehttp://www.franklloydwright.org/Home.html
ReplyDeletenot sure if that shows all his designs though
ReplyDeleteNeat thank you Arielle...I will look at it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAnytime!
ReplyDeleteVery neat company!
ReplyDeletehe was an amazing architect back in his day designing out of the box; there are many homes on the south side (where i very rarely venture, LOL) designed by him but many copy cats elsewhere!
ReplyDeleteThe way I see it is that now by way of technology there are homes and developments that are taking place around the world that would never have been done if it were not for the internet. I think that is rather nice...as long as they pay for the cad copies of the designers.
ReplyDeleteIndeed!
ReplyDeleteinteresting facade, the large glass panels to the right look like a newer addition, to a much older building. I like the recessed arches for the center windows, and the deep color of the bricks.
ReplyDeletenice angle!
how kewl! I'd love to have the whole top floor!
ReplyDeletevery interesting columns, weight bearing, unattached, I presume. What are they made of, I wonder? concrete and steel?
ReplyDeleteoh, great shot... I love the wispy material to the right, it gives it an eerie, ghostly feeling.
ReplyDeleteinteresting...the windows have an alcove?
ReplyDeletebeautiful! I love flowers!!!
ReplyDeleteoh, gorgeous! this one is picture perfect!
ReplyDeleteclever shot. I love the ironwork piece of the door handle...at least, it looks like iron!
ReplyDeletevery unique stone work! quite lovely!
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeletevery nice shot..the vine looks like Virginia creeper.The red flowers in the flower box, make a powerful statement, with that one bright splash of color.
ReplyDeletepretty! old and bent but still full of beauty!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! That is what I love most about my hometown...the tree lined streets!
ReplyDeletereally cool shot!
ReplyDeletethis is pretty
ReplyDeleteall this needs is a band, some lights, romantic music, and dancing!...oh and moonlight and stars, of course
ReplyDeleteI can't read the name of the memorial, could you tell me what the history is?
ReplyDeleteinteresting
ReplyDeleteThe way the rays of light are shining over it is very nice. Good pic
ReplyDeleteI just wanna' walk here, Jack ... leisurely and feel the quietness of the sorrounding. Heaven :)))
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