Random Mondays 10.17.05...
Continuing the "Random Mondays" theme...
This is a great example of 60s design which almost nobody knows about. It is an outdoor screen along the east side of the SBC Building on Randolph and Franklin. It shields the employee smoking area from the alley.
Standing on a balcony in the upper 30s, one can see this reflection of both Marina City Towers in the Quaker building.
Cardinal on head of the Fountain of the Great Lakes in the small garden, south of the main entrance at the Art Institute.
Water cascading down Plensa Fountain (Millennium Park) last spring.
This is a great example of 60s design which almost nobody knows about. It is an outdoor screen along the east side of the SBC Building on Randolph and Franklin. It shields the employee smoking area from the alley.
Standing on a balcony in the upper 30s, one can see this reflection of both Marina City Towers in the Quaker building.
Cardinal on head of the Fountain of the Great Lakes in the small garden, south of the main entrance at the Art Institute.
Water cascading down Plensa Fountain (Millennium Park) last spring.
posted by Devyn at 6:42 PM
1 Comments:
HA--I love it that the fence looks like cigarette filters.
--P.
p.s. I enjoy your blog very much--I linked to you while back. Good stuff!
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