Whimsical Windows, Delirious Doors! #80
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Well, I have a few more photos I'd like to post from my trip to Tel Aviv a few weeks back, but I found myself on an unplanned trip to Jerusalem this morning, and actually got a very close-up shot of a building that I've liked for quite some time. So let's take a one week TA break, and check out this Jerusalem action:
This building is called Sha'arei Ha'Ir, which literally means City Gates, and it's located just down the street from the central bus station. I've always admired its gentle curve :)
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5 comments:
That's a great shot. You make the building look so good. I never noticed the fanciness along the top of it.
I have some ancient windows and half-buried doors of stone for you from my "neighborhood."
This is a very cool building! To me, everything today is so angular, straight lines leaving a stark scene. Here though, the soft gentle arc breaks through all the straight themes and adds a nice character to this large building. Nice find - a large structure that does not feel imposing...
Looking at the roof line, could there be a roof garden up there?
hi everyone - thanks!
and photodoug - yes, I think there is a garden up there!!
Shalom Toby! This is a great perspective on that building . . . and I like that "lacy" effect of the pierced border along the top of it too. Curves are always attractive in a building I think. A nice change from all the straight, square lines.
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