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UCSD: A Brief Introduction
July 18, 2018
As mentioned in my previous post, I was recently fortunate enough to find myself at UCSD photographing a commission (more on that later), and couldn’t pass up the chance to wander the campus a bit. The light wasn’t ideal, so I only photographed what I thought would be usable. Turns out, it allowed me […]
Classical Kahn
July 9, 2018
They say, “never meet your heroes.” I met my hero, albeit in the form of a piece of architecture, and it was…bittersweet. The Salk Institute for Biological Studies by Louis Kahn has sat at #1 on my list of buildings to see in America for the last three or so years. I was recently fortunate […]
Tadao Ando – Pulitzer Arts Foundation
May 10, 2018
In hindsight, it seems extreme to drive nearly 500 miles to see a building as simple as this one, but here we are. Granted, I stopped to see much more than this one building, but it was certainly worth the distance. The Pulitzer Arts Foundation in St. Louis is the second (completed) project I’ve experienced […]
