As you may recall from the post
"A Field Guide to Architects", one method for spotting an architect is the awkward photography angles and tortured posture to get them.
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| an architect in the wild |
A recent
AIA campaign entitled "I Look Up" aimed to get others to engage with the built environment as well. Below are a few of my "looking up" photos from places near and far.
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| Chandelier at The Palmer House, Chicago |
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| Wacky steel connection at The Pritzker Pavillion, Chicago |
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| Staircase, Budapest |
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| Atrium dome mosaic, Budapest |
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| Staircase, Prague |
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| Kostnice Sedlec, outside Prague |
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| Bahai'i Temple, outside Chicago |
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| Petrified roof timbers, Pompeii |
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| Oyster shells on church, Panama City, Panama |
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| Mies corner at Crown Hall, Chicago |
What do you see when you look up?
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