Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Reflections on Architecture


Virtually every skyline has building that are mirrored, glassy modern edifices that tend to blend in with their older counterparts by actually reflecting them. Depending on the shape and size of the building, the effect either helps the new building blend in or stand out. For that matter, the look changes as the day moves on, the weather changes, and the color reworks itself.
At the fork in the Chicago River, just northwest of the heart of downtown, the curved masterpiece shown here reflects across two of the branches of the river. At the left, the famed Merchandise Mart appears to welcome the new neighbor. One of the first things I look for in any skyline is the beautiful reflection. Hope you enjoy this one.
Another building or two in the next post.

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