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Here's some other interesting strange, omnious, or brutalist architecture (if some of the pics don't appear, try copying and pasting the source link into your browser):
NYC switching center for AT&T (looks like something from Quake 1):
The creepy and unfinished/abandoned Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang:
The Dallas World Trade Center. I'm pretty sure only about 5% of the people who work in the building have access to a window or any form of outside lumination:
Seattle Public Library:
Time Square Building in Rochester, NY:
Giant parasols (Singapore). They keep rain out of the streets. They also suck in cooler air through the dip in the middle and pump it downwards, cooling the streets below:
The Los Angeles Caltrans building is a fucking Borg cube:
PPG Place in Pittsburgh:
Formally the City of Faith Medical and Research Center - a huge 60 story hospital built by Oral Roberts - the main tower was recently converted to an office building:
Buffalo city hall:
Seattle's Ranier tower:
The AXA building, La Defense, Paris:
House of Soviets in Kaliningrad oblast. The victorious soviets decided to replace koenigsberg castle with something more... modern:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koenigsberg_Castle
Disney Concert Hall (LA):
Wilson Hall at Fermilab:
Modern Art Museum in Austria:
"Das Kunsthaus" in Graz, Austria, it looks like a Vorlon Spaceship:
More pics here: http://www.kunsthausgraz.steiermark.at/cms/ziel/4975814/DE/
Nord LB building in Hannover, Germany. It's a bank:
And of course, Robarts peacock at U of T:
NYC switching center for AT&T (looks like something from Quake 1):
The creepy and unfinished/abandoned Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang:
The Dallas World Trade Center. I'm pretty sure only about 5% of the people who work in the building have access to a window or any form of outside lumination:
Seattle Public Library:
Time Square Building in Rochester, NY:
Giant parasols (Singapore). They keep rain out of the streets. They also suck in cooler air through the dip in the middle and pump it downwards, cooling the streets below:
The Los Angeles Caltrans building is a fucking Borg cube:
PPG Place in Pittsburgh:
Formally the City of Faith Medical and Research Center - a huge 60 story hospital built by Oral Roberts - the main tower was recently converted to an office building:
Buffalo city hall:
Seattle's Ranier tower:
The AXA building, La Defense, Paris:
House of Soviets in Kaliningrad oblast. The victorious soviets decided to replace koenigsberg castle with something more... modern:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koenigsberg_Castle
Disney Concert Hall (LA):
Wilson Hall at Fermilab:
Modern Art Museum in Austria:
"Das Kunsthaus" in Graz, Austria, it looks like a Vorlon Spaceship:
More pics here: http://www.kunsthausgraz.steiermark.at/cms/ziel/4975814/DE/
Nord LB building in Hannover, Germany. It's a bank:
And of course, Robarts peacock at U of T: