Quite surprised, I really like her winning design for the art museum to be built in Vilnius, Lithuania. It's a glistening thing that appears to have crawled up out of the Neris River where the locals will have to perpetually spray it with water, just as the eco-sensitive residents of Cape Cod always rush to the beach to douse a confused whale before the riggers arrive to shove it back into the water.
I suppose I'll trundle down to the Maya Stendahl Gallery when I'm back in town, to see what the losers had to offer.
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Where you see organic, I see a cruise ship that got soft in the sun. But I like it nonetheless. Form and function.
To me, these photos look like a high-tech airport terminal plopped down on some runways. I wonder what it will look like when built.
Very interesting architecture. I am not sure how I feel about the building yet, but I would definitely like to see it in real life.
In answer to your question: No, I've never noticed how a raccoon creep-hops out of the brush at dusk. But thanks for inquiring.
I see something like that and think, "Where's the front entrance?" Like too much of me, intensely practical, probably to a fault.
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