
Compare this breezeway apartment building on 95th Street with this trio of 3-flats on 79th Street.


They have nearly the same decorative elements, just used differently!
Meanwhile, here's a distant cousin, up north on Western Avenue:

If you're like me, you've passed by it many times without being able to stop and appreciate its lovely geometry. The angled concrete panels work to conceal a joint in the building, where it changes roof heights. The curved entry and the angled edges both dive playfully into the ground.
1 comment:
Those atomic soap bubble windows in the zap lines are GREAT!!!
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