Architecture Word of the Day

An occasional word definition relating to architecture will appear on a whim…
Or, suggest a word…

An occasional word definition relating to architecture will appear on a whim…
Or, suggest a word…
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I looked up your blog after seeing the photo of the Milwaukee Art Museum pavilion. A very nice photo shot low, and interesting to me as I saw this space for the first time in September. In the 60′s I worked for Alden Dow in Midland, and managed to work in a few visits to Cranbrook – such a magnificent place. Nor far from me is (I live in Memphis) iSt. Louis and the Meeting of the Waters Fountain by Carl Mille. Every time I am there, I photograph that fountain, as it is just wonderful. If you email me, I will send you some of those images.
Best wishes with your photography and haiku, and of course whatever architectural projects you manage to land. I just closed a ten year partnership back in the spring and am in the process of reinventing myself. Cheers – Clark
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You do not need a parachute to skydive. You only need a parachute to skydive twice.