John Bassett House, 1842, York Square, New Haven - demolished
The department store in Toronto might not be dead, but it sure has changed in the last few decades. Gone are the days when a diverse array of compani…
Twin Oaks in Greenville Georgia was built in 1855. The house was once the center of a 300-acre plantation.
Image 19 of 31 from gallery of SPMA Store / Atelier TAO+C. Photograph by Wen Studio
Explore Andrei Goncharik's 62411 photos on Flickr!
I have had a big time love affair with the city of New Orleans for the better part of 8 years now. After my first trip in 2005, I was immediately hooked returning at least once a year. While the city certainly has a well earned reputation as a party town, that is only a…
500 Fifth Avenue - The Skyscraper Center
The prestigious department store was a landmark in downtown Rochester.
Weirdness, Esoterica and Forsaken Places in and around Vermont
Blog de historia de arte: desde la prehistoria hasta la actualidad
Architect: McKim Mead & White An imposing, sober colonnade of corinthian columns arranged in Doric order, McKim, Mead and White's Pennsylvania Station combined glass-and-steel train sheds and a magnificently proportioned concourse with a breathtaking monumental entrance to New York City. It was immortalized in films (see link below). From the street entrance modelled after Berlin's
Crowley, Louisiana - The First National bank was built in 1920 and is considered the first skyscraper built in the area.
Experience the divine transformation of this open-concept space, where volumetric lighting and natural materials like polished concrete and warm wood accents create a heavenly ambiance. The dramatic removal of a load-bearing wall enhances the airy feel, while minimalist steel beams and strategically placed skylights add modern flair. Adorned with swaying bamboo and marble columns, the space showcases meticulous craftsmanship and professional execution. Integrated lighting emphasizes the flow and functionality, with carefully curated designer furniture and subtle smart home technology. The seamless transition between old and new architecture is captured in this photorealistic architectural photography style, set in a peaceful city park.
Corinthian Columns in the Village Park, Saratoga Springs, NY (#13) $3
PARA Project has designed a wooden pavilion on a canal in Bruges, Belgium to be an uncanny "doppelgänger" of an adjacent 15th-century canal house.
This is a painted wooden striding figure of an Ancient Egyptian man dated to ca. 1986-1603 B.C, 11-14th Dynasty, Middle Kingdom and is supposedly held by the Metropolitan Museum in New York City, U.S.
Mitch and I absolutely love driving around neighborhoods to check out the local homes when we travel. So here's a New Orleans House Tour.
Beautiful woodwork! This fixer upper home has such lovely details! Wood floors, built in cabinetry in the dining room, wood columns and a living room like no other! The living room has a 15.5 ft high ceiling that makes the room have a majestic feel. The home has 4 bedrooms, 1 & 3/4 bathrooms and a walk up attic for even more space. This home has many new windows and central heat and air.
French Quarter New Orleans, Louisiana
The Proctor's Troy Theatre opened as the Proctor's Fourth Street Theatre on November 23, 1914 in Troy, NY. It was designed by architect Arlard Johnson and built by the Charles P. Boland Company for F. F. Proctor. The 2,283 seat theater cost $325,000 to build and was the largest of Proctor's theaters in New York State…
