Looking Back — Buildings, Part One

~ humoringthegoddess

Happy Friday to you All! Another Friday, another chance to go back in time (and galleries) to experience unique and wonderful art in all its forms.

This round let’s look at Buildings of all sizes and shapes:

 

Glass Houses

Nico Van Der Meulen Architects, South Africa

 

Unusual Museums

 

Unusual Hotels

 

Frank Lloyd Wright

 

Round Houses

 

Daniel Libeskind

 

Creativity Sheds

 

Unusual Library Buildings

 

Friedensreich Hundertwasser

 

Castles

 

Odd Shaped Houses

 

 

 

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I am a writer of fantasy fiction that often surrounds middle-aged women. I am a married mother of two and granny to three, a BoHo Chic kinda gal. I am recently retired and busier than when I worked 9-5. But writing and blogging is my main game.

20 thoughts on “Looking Back — Buildings, Part One”

  1. I think there are a few of the smallest ones I could live in and enjoy, but big buildings where lots of people live in flats, that would be difficult for me.

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      1. I always close my curtains when I put the lights on. Some people don’t want curtains and in the evening you can always see what they are doing, how their house looks on the inside. We don’t live in the middle of nowhere but even then I think I would close all curtains in the evening. The thought of someone outside looking at me without me knowing, it scares me.

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    1. Ha! Love that! I lived in Elmhurst, Illinois for almost 20 years and never knew Frank Lloyd Wright’s F. B. Henderson House was only about a mile away! If I could post a face palm picture in here I’d certainly be doing it now!

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        1. Internet says its at 301 South Kenilworth Ave. That was the fancy street past the library going east and west. I lived over on North Street, and my best friend lived on the north end. I used to walk Kenilworth for exercise now and then — I never knew it was a FLWright house. I just thought it was a cool house!

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    1. If you click on the link of the blog’s name, half the blogs have the name of the building and where it’s located. The general blogs like round houses and glass houses were more researched on the Internet and didn’t include info.

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  6. The second photo down in glass houses……is that the house from the movie “The Lakehouse” with Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves?

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