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Tag Archives: architecture
Architecture photo of the week: Biogen
Biogen moves into their new HQ today, at 225 Binney St., Cambridge. Architect is Spagnolo Gisness. The building is much bigger than this side view can show.
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Tagged architecture, Binney, Biogen, boston, cambridge, consigli, glass, pharmaceutical, SGA, Spagnolo, sunset
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Aerial photo of the week: Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill and downtown Boston, for Suffolk University. Project director: George Comeau. Pilot: Mike Peavey. Jet Ranger. Elevations: 500 – 1400 ft. Gyro: KS-4.
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Pyramide du Louvre
Architect = I. M. Pei, 1983-1988. (Right+left panorama, 24mm TS lens)
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Tagged architecture, dusk, glass, louvre, museum, panorama, panoramic, paris, pei, photograph, pyramid sunset, reflection
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Aerial photo of the week: three-decker housing, Somerville, MA
Rows of gambrel-roofed houses in Somerville, MA. Low angle oblique telephoto to compress and dramatize the repeating pattern. Helicopter is Robinson R-22.
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Architecture photo of the week: Hatch Shell July 3 & 4
July 3rd is rehearsal evening at the Hatch Shell, with better access and less TV presence than the 4th. A better way to enjoy the Boston Pops. (architect Richard Shaw, 1940)
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Tagged above, architecture, boston, concert, hatch, hatch shell, hemisphere, independence, July 4, music, New England, pops, shell, sunset
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Aerial photo of the week: Fort Independence
Fort Independence, on Castle Island, Boston. Early in the morning, after a harbor skyline sunrise shoot. Castle Island, once isolated, is now connected to South Boston and the Conley container terminal. Several forts have used this site, with names including … Continue reading
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Tagged above, aerial, aerial photo, architecture, boston, castle island, fort, fort independence, helicopter, Schweizer, south boston, star
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Aerial Photo of the week: Boston Harbor + Fan Pier
A new aerial view of the Boston harbor skyline, showing Fan Pier and Vertex on the left. Altitude 1400 ft. A beautiful morning with no wind. Helicopter is Schweizer 300, from Blue Hill Helicopters.
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Architecture photo of the week: Media Lab
The MIT Media Lab has won the 2012 Harleston Parker Medal for “Most Beautiful” new building in Boston. Design by Maki & Associates, with Leers Weinzapfel Associates. The prize was awarded yesterday. Shown here, two interior views.
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Tagged architecture, boston, cambridge, Harleston Parker medal, Leers Weinzapfel, Maki Assoc, Media Lab, MIT, modern, Parker medal, robotics, technology, university
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Architecture photo of the week: Durham Performing Arts
The Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC), ready for a saturday night performance, Durham, NC (Szostak Design = architect)
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Tagged architecture, art, artist, DPAC, durham, glass, illuminate, NC, performance, performing art, RDU, sunset, szostak, theater
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Architecture photo of the week: Old South, Easter
Easter morning at Old South Church, Boston. (Cummings & Sears, 1874)
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Tagged architecture, boston, church, Copley Square, Cummings & Sears, easter, gothic revival, historic, preservation, worship
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