South Pasadena is known for its classic homes -- from Craftsman to Victorian -- but it also has its fair share of modern architecture. Like here, for example. I can't quite see the house, but every time I pass this driveway I look to see if the fountain is working. So far? Not working.
The cascading shrubbery softens and makes the whole idea a bit less linear. What I find most interesting are the muted shades of yellow, sand and gray. What building is this?
wv: eutablat - This MUST mean something in German.
I LOVE contemporary architecture... but LA, I think you may have spoiled me with all of your magical shots of Craftsman and Victorian homes. This one looks like all its magic drained away years ago. I think I'd rather live inside those pink bushes in your recent post than here.
Judy, this is a private home with a long driveway. I can't see the house from the street -- but I always see this dry fountain.
Leslie, I didn't get your email!!!??? laurieallee at yahoo dot com (It's not in my spam folder, either. Curious. I'll track down your email addy and send you one.)
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The cascading shrubbery softens and makes the whole idea a bit less linear. What I find most interesting are the muted shades of yellow, sand and gray. What building is this?
wv: eutablat - This MUST mean something in German.
I LOVE contemporary architecture... but LA, I think you may have spoiled me with all of your magical shots of Craftsman and Victorian homes. This one looks like all its magic drained away years ago. I think I'd rather live inside those pink bushes in your recent post than here.
Form, fit, & function... the mantra of every engineer's task. Two out of three?
Cool photo. Did you get my email this time?
Thanks, you guys!
Judy, this is a private home with a long driveway. I can't see the house from the street -- but I always see this dry fountain.
Leslie, I didn't get your email!!!??? laurieallee at yahoo dot com (It's not in my spam folder, either. Curious. I'll track down your email addy and send you one.)
I did a little photography around the moderns recently and had some woman in a pink pant suit start running after my car. I may post that video.
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