Rotterdam was almost completely destroyed during WWII. Therefore, its architecture is unlike anywhere else in the Netherlands. While most cities in the Netherlands are void of sky-scrapers, Rotterdam boasts an array of contemporary architecture that is a visual treat.
There’s a red moon rising
On the Cuyahoga River
Rolling into Cleveland to the lake
There’s an oil barge winding
Down the Cuyahoga River
Rolling into Cleveland to the lake
–Randy Newman “Burn On”
Posted in United States of America
Tagged Architecture, Bridges, Cleveland Photography, Cuyahoga River, Rust Belt
Founded by Vikings
Cork was awarded the European Capital of Culture in 2009
With six lines and 91 stations, the D.C. transit system is the second busiest in the U.S. Many D.C. metro stations utilize “Brutalist” architecture, which became popular in the 60’s and 70’s. The style originates from French term Béton brut, which translates to “raw concrete.”
Where some see decay, others see potential.
Where some see decay, others see community.
Where some see the past, others see a future.
Posted in United States of America
Tagged Architecture, Detroit, Fox Theatre, Michigan, Midwest, Photography, Travel, Urban Renewal
First we notice exterior shapes and colors. Then we guess what is inside; perhaps someone reading, a dog sleeping, a cold cup of coffee on the table.
Posted in Estonia
Tagged Architecture, Backpacking, Baltics, Europe, Photography, Tallinn, Travel
Culture of Cuzco,
Capital of the Inca empire,
Colonial architecture,
Churches and conquistadors.
Posted in Peru
Tagged Architecture, Cusco, Cuzco, Inca Empire, Peru, Photography, Travel, UNESCO
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One unique aspect of San Juan is the architecture…and there is no better way to compare photos than of doors. Here is a quick look at some of the styles and colors that San Juan has to offer.
K. Wahlgren 