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The Genius of Great 1960s Architecture

Cozy room scene with sleeping cat in mid-century modern style

Architecture you see in our day to day reality is designed by innovative and inspired architects. The dictionary defines an architect as, “A person who designs buildings and in many… Continue reading The Genius of Great 1960s Architecture

The Berlin Wall: Architecture That Symbolized Lack of Freedom

In honor of the 30th anniversary of the Berlin Wall coming down this month, we thought we’d share some interesting facts about this historic monument. The irony of the Berlin… Continue reading The Berlin Wall: Architecture That Symbolized Lack of Freedom

Mindful Design in New York: The Zen Is in the Details

Let’s face it, New York City has all the trappings that the busy city life can bring. Imagine you’ve just arrived for a business trip, and you’re anxious, stressed, and… Continue reading Mindful Design in New York: The Zen Is in the Details

The Woolworth Building, New York

NEW YORK CITY, November 19, 2013: Woolworth Building, New York City, USA

For those of us who remember Woolworth’s, the five-and-dime store, it was a wonderful interactive experience. It was a place where you could get creepers, those parakeets that couldn’t fly… Continue reading The Woolworth Building, New York

If The Mark Twain House Could Talk

Samuel Langhorne Clemens, also known as Mark Twain (November 30,1835 – April 21, 1910) was a prolific American writer. He wrote classics such as “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,” “The… Continue reading If The Mark Twain House Could Talk

The Genius of Great 1960s Architecture

The Berlin Wall: Architecture That Symbolized Lack of Freedom

Mindful Design in New York: The Zen Is in the Details

The Woolworth Building, New York

If The Mark Twain House Could Talk

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