I love the pointed roof in the middle of all those horizontals.
Santiago doesn't have much in the way of dazzling modern architecture, but I did find the mix of Old Colonial-Sleek Modern-Scuzzy Generic Urban kind of charming. And this made me smile.
I am a native in this world And think in it as a native thinks
Thursday, March 29, 2018
Urban poetry
I love the pointed roof in the middle of all those horizontals.
Santiago doesn't have much in the way of dazzling modern architecture, but I did find the mix of Old Colonial-Sleek Modern-Scuzzy Generic Urban kind of charming. And this made me smile.
Labels:
architecture,
buildings,
Chile,
made me smile,
Santiago,
urban poetry
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2018
(433)
-
▼
March
(41)
- Data processing, Inca style
- More arte precolombino
- Saturday reflections
- Urban poetry
- Astronomy Tuesday
- More ghost town
- Ghost town
- Sunday bird blogging
- One more sign
- March for our Lives signs
- Show us what democracy looks like
- Saturday reflections
- Urban poetry
- We interrupt our regularly scheduled Spring to bri...
- Astronomy Tuesday
- And still more El Yeso
- More of El Yeso
- El Yeso
- El condor pasa
- Exteriors
- Really, it was Papa-mania
- Breakfast in the Andes
- There's always a line for las mujeres
- Sunday bird blogging
- Saturday reflections
- Bonus urban poetry
- Urban poetry
- Astronomy Tuesday
- End of Lemaire
- Sunday bird blogging
- Saturday reflections
- Astronomy Tuesday
- Growlers and brash ice
- Sea ice
- Into the mystic
- Mountains in the sun
- Lemaire Channel
- Sunday bird blogging
- Hi, Greenpeace!
- Saturday reflections
- More morning mountains
-
▼
March
(41)
No comments:
Post a Comment