This week marks the century’s last sequential date on December 12, 2012, and given the numerical significance, we thought we'd take the opportunity to share a dozen of our favorite architectural photos.
So, here are 12 picks for 12/12/12, selected from MYD's photographic archives from our own travels and architectural adventures.
Autumn is a beautiful time of year in Northern California, and Stryker Sonoma is a favorite travel destination during the fall season. The picturesque location and beautiful architecture make for a quintessential wine country experience, while serving as a great example of sustainable architecture and timeless green design.
The winners of the World Architecture Festival 2012 were announced last week, with 37 awards honoring built and un-built work in a range of categories. Now in its fifth year, the ‘world’s largest festival and live awards for the global architecture community’ took place in Singapore over the course of three days with a theme of Rethink and Renew.
Since today would have been the 35th U.S. President's 95th birthday, we thought we'd revisit a couple favorite images from our travels to the iconic building, the JFK Library by I.M. Pei. Overlooking the Boston harbor, the site is both monumental and serene at the same time, with extensive glazing allowing for sweeping views where the water fades into the horizon seamlessly.
A couple weeks ago, we stopped by to visit one of the most well-known homes in the discussion of mid-century modernism, Case Study House #8 or the Eames House.
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