A strip of low-rise office buildings along my bike route in Ft. Lee, New Jersey. All top out at 2-3 stories in height. Glass, concrete, metal. A little composite material here and there.
You manage to make very simply designed (and possibly unadventurous) architecture look interesting.
I suppose my brain is attracted to the simplicity of lines, diagonals, forms and color tones. But then again, that is what architecture is... making living/working spaces more attractive and efficient.
Photographically, I like #1 and #4 the best. In #1, I like the composition of the diagonal lines, which are so clean and crisp. The colors work very well here. In #4 I like the perfect parallels of lines, with no sign of divergence. I guess this was taken with a longer lens.
You manage to make very simply designed (and possibly unadventurous) architecture look interesting.
ReplyDeleteI suppose my brain is attracted to the simplicity of lines, diagonals, forms and color tones. But then again, that is what architecture is... making living/working spaces more attractive and efficient.
Photographically, I like #1 and #4 the best. In #1, I like the composition of the diagonal lines, which are so clean and crisp. The colors work very well here. In #4 I like the perfect parallels of lines, with no sign of divergence. I guess this was taken with a longer lens.