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World Trade Center becomes tallest US building at 1776 feet
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A crane lifted the last of a 408-foot tall spire on top of One World Trade Center on Friday, a capstone to an emotional 12-year effort to replace the twin towers destroyed by terrorists.
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Universal Orlando’s Men In Black attraction/shop exterior - in the category of non-Disney theme park things I love. The pseudo 50’s architecture and lighting are rather lovely together.
Very Googie.
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View of the Palace of Maharaja’s pond from the Island of the Sultans in Udaipur, India, 1923.
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Neue Synagogue, Berlin, Germany
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Neue Synagoge Berlin’s largest synagogue, built originally in 1859–66, was demolished in World War II but completely reconstructed in 1988–95. Its magnificent dome is visible from afar.
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I really want to spend an evening here with a book and a cup of tea…
Throw in a sleeping bag in the “inside” area, and I’m set!
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To live there…
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An evocative shot of Walt Disney World’s Contemporary Resort Hotel in her first year of business.
Pictures like this often precluded advertisement of the Magic Kingdom and her attractions, attention was paid to heighten the fact that Disney World boasted recreation, resorts, thematic flair AND a theme park removed from the California original.
Lookin’ sharp.
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Flux Cocoon by Allegory
I think this is Chicago, but it looks just like the Science Park “T” stop.






