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by designthebottomline
Posted on March 15, 2021March 14, 2021

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Van Gough at Newfields Lume Experience #theLume

Beautiful DeSoto curves

The Texture of Luxury Brands

A Random Walk Down Dune Drive - A new architectural style is emerging on the island that incorporates grey shingles, black window frames, Bahama shutters, and white board and battens. A fresh take on the traditional Cape Cod style.

Love this historic shopping center photo with new Amazon Department Store photoshopped in.

Nice steel detailing on expressive retail architecture.

John Grade’s sculpture “Boundary” in terminal N at Sea-Tac is made of salvaged Alaskan yellow cedar will measure 40 feet by 85 feet by 25 feet.

A random walk down University Village

Philly’s Magic Garden is an artist’s composition of tile mosaics and found objects laid out in an organic and sinuous three dimensional form that’s carved out of a traditional Philly row house.

Patterned and curved facade on Erdy McHenry’s Millennium Hall on Drexel’s campus

Scale, Texture, Pattern, Color: basic elements of architecture beautifully harmonized in PENNS Lauder College House by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson @bcjarchitecture

After 30 years of architectural practice still planning stairs and restrooms.

Great looking North Italia #Restaurant at Dadeland Mall @shopdadeland @eatnorthitalia

Appropriately #maskedup in Clayton M0

Apple set the standard for consumer goods #packaging and other companies like @ember are matching the sophistication and raising the bar on design

#Bracket busting scale for #Marchmadness this year in Indy🏎

Weil Hall at the Sam Fox School of Design at Washington University by @kierantimberlake nice modern add to this historic campus

Ross School of Business by @kohnpedersenfox beautifully massed and detailed building with a terracotta rainscreen

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