This is a gorgeous photo. I love your eye for angles. Seeing your photos, and knowing your tastes via The Sartorialist, it all makes sense. Appreciation for the details and idiosyncrasies in buildings and clothes. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Alice! You just took me back. I lived at 330 Diversey a few years ago.... one of the things I miss most about Chicago is coming home to the ordered lines of Mies'. Gorgeous photography :)
Ah, Mies, what can I say. Since the very first of his buildings I saw (in Berlin), every single time I see one of his designs, he becomes my favorite architect again...
who doesn't love Mies? happy new year to you too.
ReplyDeleteI almost thought that was my old apartment building at 910 LSD.
ReplyDeleteHe's got great work
ReplyDeleteMore excellent perspective. I also like the cold tones in this one, a bit different from the warm/bromide look of the ones you just posted recently.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous photo. I love your eye for angles. Seeing your photos, and knowing your tastes via The Sartorialist, it all makes sense. Appreciation for the details and idiosyncrasies in buildings and clothes. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alice! You just took me back. I lived at 330 Diversey a few years ago.... one of the things I miss most about Chicago is coming home to the ordered lines of Mies'. Gorgeous photography :)
ReplyDeleteI remember the first time I saw his architecture--I was humbled.
ReplyDeleteAh, Mies, what can I say. Since the very first of his buildings I saw (in Berlin), every single time I see one of his designs, he becomes my favorite architect again...
ReplyDeleteI love Mies! This is a great shot again!
ReplyDeleteMies- say no more...LOVE HIS STUFF!!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe because I've studied at Bauhaus and his spirit was present everywhere....
Hi's work is fantastic! Great photo!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeletelove your architectural pieces.
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