Today
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Im scared to ask about that blank wall…
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@Falco It gets covered, thankfully.
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the blank wall is unfortunate, but dang the rest is stunning.
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Interesting to see how the tile, which looks like smaller individually laid pieces, is actually cast in large sections. From last month:
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This is looking quite nice.
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Well said: I have been looking for the right - non pretentious, non jargon - terms for the new construction buildings that go above and beyond in terms of aesthetics and simple good looks. I agree, this one is “quite nice” really - the fact is that very few new buildings rate above ‘generic’ architectural design. I have recently read a comment where a new condo was referred to as an “artistic looking” building - that term also works to make the point. Simply something special - that heavy dark glazed stone looks fantastic.
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Especially the glazed stone! It creates this superb quality on the facade.
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Taken 5.10.20:
Taken 5.15.20:
(to the right of City Point)
Taken 5.17.20:
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Background.
IMG_3988 by Clay Hensley, on Flickr
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This looks better in person. The blank wall is unfortunate.
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Yeah I think the treatment of the facade with the glazed brick looks cool. For some reason though the blue reminds me of Facebook and their lizard king Zuck.
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Ha! It reminds me of the subway tiles.
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The facade is very nice, I just wish there was more of it! Way too much exposed concrete, and the only side of the building that’s completely clad is somewhat obscured by the City Point complex.
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