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I'm glad we were able to keep you out the bars and fine-tuning those search engine skills.
Mark
Excellent work!
I'm glad we were able to keep you out the bars and fine-tuning those search engine skills.
Mark
Ready for another one?
(Photo by Diana Sedenquist)
Where is this?
When was it built?
Who was the architect?
Happy Holidays!
Mark
Looks like
Union Station in DC. In which case it opened in 1908, architect was Daniel Burnham.
Or it could be something completely different. My excuse is jetlag (got back from a week in Cairo on business late yesterday).
Yep, you got it
I wondered why we hadn't heard from you in a spell -- Cairo, eh?
Mark
One more from snowy land
Hint #1 -- This is also from the USA capital city:
(Photo by Diana Sedenquist)
So, what is the view?
What is the building?
When was it opened to the public?
Happy Holidays!
Mark
The view is looking East from 4th St. NW and Madison in Washington, DC.Originally Posted by Mark Sedenquist
Hint #1 -- This is also from the USA capital city:
(Photo by Diana Sedenquist)
So, what is the view?
What is the building?
When was it opened to the public?
Happy Holidays!
Mark
The building is the National Gallery of Art East Building designed by I. M. Pei.
It was opened to the public on June 1, 1978.
Excellent and timely response
A job well done!
Mark
Just look at this beauty, with all of its spires. Where is this building located (city and place), and what is it called?
Air force chapel.
Is it the Air Force academy Chapel in Colorado springs ?
I believe it represents the figure of jet fighters heading skywards. Although not a fan, it is a wonderful piece of modern architecture
Indeed it is! I find it interesting as it was a true turning point for modern American academic architecture.
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