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15 comments:
Kind of like this corner! ;)
I don't know why, but I'm fascinated by these corner buildings.
I like it though I've never been in one. The first time I saw such a building was in Rome in 1957.
I love it! I would be sitting out there all the time if the weather was nice.
It certainly stands out nicely!
I like the corner balconies.
Really nice corner.
Excellent geometries in this photo, VP, and nice colors too!
The car parked on the pedestrian crossing has already received a fine?
Do residents ever really sit or stand on these balconies?
We call this a flat-iron building. You?
A what, Karl? :-)
I'm debating whether or not round balconies would have looked nicer or not...
I like this building!
I like corner photos and this is a good one.
Birdman got here first with his comment about this being a flat-iron building. I always thought that was a clever name for a triangular building.
It's a good use of space and attractive too.
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