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Architectural Institute Association Exhibit 2010

Galleria Vittoria Emanuele

Skyscraper:
Fountain Place

Room Flooded Orange

Milan Central Station

LOCATION:

Milan, Italy

LOCATION:

Fountain Plaza
Dallas, TX
USA

LOCATION:

Light&Sie Gallery
Dallas, TX USA

LOCATION:

Milan, Italy

DESCRIPTION:
Galleria Vittoria Emanuele	The galleria holds exclusive shops separated by huge streets protected overhead by steel and glass.		Photos With a Story Two works in Juried Photography Show - 20/20 Vision, Dec 2011 Caloosahatchee Manuscripts Captive Attitude...One Bad-Arsed Pelican! Street Chalk Soaking Miniature Schnauzer Puppy Sitting In Cup Sunflower Ready To Open Architectural Institute Association's Exhibit International Surfing Day 2011 at Surf Shack, St Pete Beach, Florida Photography Gallery Slideshow: Dali Museum, Suncoast, Sunsets. St Petersburg during the day and at night, Flowers, Cactus Animals and more *Submittal to Juried Photography Show - Show Us your 20/20 Vision.*
Skyscraper: Fountain Place	Fountain Place is Dallas’s 5th tallest skyscraper at 60-stories 720-ft. completed in 1986. Design: Award winning architects I.M. Pei and Partners. “The building is known for its unique architecture—it was designed as a large, multi-faceted prism. Its various slanted sides cause the building to have a completely different profile from all directions. The building gets its name from the wide array of fountains built in a large plaza at its base.” “The skyscraper is clad in green glass...” Source: http://www.dallasarchitecture.info/fountain.htm http://www.dallassky.com/un-built.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fountain_Place
Room Flooded Orange	The Light&Sie Gallery has renovated the interior and exterior of a building located in the Dallas Design District. Orange-colored blinds cover the windows and filter Dallas’ summer heat, which creates a stunning orange hue.
Milan Central Station	Europe’s train platforms have always intrigued me. Here, there is no defined architectural style. While Liberty and Art Deco, are most common the station is not limited to these two styles. This building provides multiple materials and textures. The steel canopy utilizes glass to provide light. Designed by architect Ulisse Stacchini. 1912