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St. Joseph Medical Center (1974) ◉ Bertrand Goldberg ⌘ Tacoma, Washington | Photo: Seifert, Forbes & Berry, Inc.
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St. Joseph Medical Center (1974) ◉ Bertrand Goldberg ⌘ Tacoma, Washington | Photo: Seifert, Forbes & Berry, Inc.
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OCULUS -Circular windows
Post -by Gautam Shah
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Detail of oculus of Mercury on the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company Building in down town Brooklyn
In architecture, circular openings have been held with very high fascination. A circle is a centric and balanced shape and so fits into any composition. Oculus is a Latin term meaning an eye (Oculi-plural). In architecture, oculus has become synonymous with the pair…
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People! we have to start boycotting "normal" housing. That shit is not worth the money like this beautiful stuff. My dad bought a house in 1980 20 years later worth 400,000. Home ownership is so exclusive to these people who have been in the market 20 years or more. I don't want your ugly architecture anyway. Until affordable sculpture houses are available through 3d printing or communal recycling earthship efforts. boycott boring real estate.