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14 comments:
I may have told you this but I had never seen a corner building until 1957. I was in the Navy and part of a support group with some reserve sailors spending time in Morocco. We flew to Rome for a weekend. What an amazing city and I still have a bunch of slides in good shape that I took on that excursion.
I have always liked buildings like this!
With my luck, I'd wind up with the corner room. :-)
I have seen buildings and corners like this from Paris and now from Livorno.
How do they decorate a room like this? Where do they put the sofa or bed? One day I might find out.
Wonderful!
Wonderful!
I always think of the "flat iron" building in NYC when I see these. I think it would be great to have my desk right in the sharp corner so I could look out the window on either side.
In the US we would call that a flat iron building. I don't know why.
So unusual this shape VP, I'm sure we don't have one in Perth.. but maybe Fremantle, I'll have to check!
A perfect triangle !
A great composition!
YIKES! It's very pointed!
They're rare here, but I like this one!
Very cool photo.
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