Milton Hall, Milton, Connecticut
A nice example of New England architecture; conservative, white, with a hint of ornamentation. This building is only a short walk from “Trinity Church” featured here on June 15, 2020.
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The Oculus
For those of you who have no idea what film noir is, the movie, Out Of The Past is one of the best examples. Think guns, dames, and hats. Noir’s visual style had its roots in German expressionism with dark, rich blacks and vibrant whites. For my money, the best writers were Raymond Chandler (The Big Sleep, The Maltese Falcon) and James M. Cain (The Postman Always Rings Twice, Double Indemnity). Cain did uncredited rewrites on Out Of The Past and came up with lines of dialogue like: “She can’t be all bad — no one is,” to which another character responds: “She comes the closest.”
Nesting boxes, Connecticut ©. Steven Willard
I was struck with the impression that these three buildings were like Russian nesting dolls, one just fits inside the other.
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Trinity Church, Milton, Connecticut © Steven Willard
I don’t think one has to be religious to appreciate the design of Trinity Church located in the hamlet of Milton, Connecticut. Designed by architect Oliver Dickson, construction of this Greek Revival church was begun in 1802 and completed in 1826. The church houses an organ that was installed in 1823, making it one of the oldest in New England.
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Barns, Mendocino
Night Lights, San Francisco
100 Word Fiction
Lou Ruvo Center For Brain Health Cleveland Clinic
Las Vegas NV
We come out at night. Mostly because people stare too much during the day. We frighten them, but we’re usually more scared than they are. The night cloaks us, protects us. People fear what they don’t understand. They think we’re the result of some evil scientific experiment for all I know. Or care. But we’re just like them, only with a genetic mutation that the doctors are trying to understand. It might help if the facility where we’re housed didn’t look like it was melting from the inside out. The architect’s sick joke. Like the one God played on us.
Charlotte Airport Concourse A Expansion Composition 2
See more architectural abstract compositions in my Charlotte Douglas International Airport Architectural Abstracts gallery.
Cheers,
C. S.
An old photo due to quarantine of my favourite building in Glasgow.
