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Corona, NY. 2014
Streets bordered by 111th Street, 41st Avenue, 114th Street, & 44th Avenue.
This post has been reblogged from my new blog. I hope you will find it a more interesting and focused study of contemporary residential vernacular in the NYC borough where I live. Enjoy!
Nick submits: “I spy 5 different types of iron work. Classy as always.”
Though I do still like this approach far better than top-to-bottom stainless steel.
Park Row B-Side. Manhattan. 2013
15 Park Row b-side. The irregular footprint produces more exposed blank lot-line walls on Ann street than proper façade. The two light wells feature striking steel beam buttressing that stiched the building together across multiple levels.
Manhattan “Cliff Dwelling”. New York, NY. 2014 HVAC structure East of Union Square. Nice Balcony overlooking 3rd Avenue (and parking lot).
Swiss Cross Storefront. Chinatown, Manhattan. 2006.
Iron & Wood. Lima, Peru. 2012
Literally "open for business". Open air as well.
Ceremonial Back Stair. Miami. 2012
Unusually solid stair bases connected by concrete slab veranda on the backside of this converted motel.
Sunken Entrance. Lower Manhattan. 2013.
The anti-storefront: all sign and no glass.
Nested Fire Escape. Montreal. 2009
Ductwork Sculpture Garden. Manhattan. 2011
Brick Entry Booth. Williamsburg, NY. 2014
A phone-booth size entry negotiates two levels and three different openings: front door, side window, and basement access door; each with their own unique awning.
ADA Arch-Entry. Bethlehem, PA. 2012
Tight fit with no room for the able-bodied.
Fire Escape Habitrail. Manhattan. 2011
West Side Studios. Wellington, NZ. 2004
Nice pleated roofscape with rhythmic fenestration along Shelly Bay. (Thanks for the tour John.)
Olive Lantern. Mercado del Altiplano. Arequipa, Peru. 2010
Green Monochome. Aukland, NZ. 2004
Park-O-Lantern. Chicago. 1999
One from the vault. Great voids on parking garage back-side.
