So while we wait for this endless rain to stop, here's a back view of the spectacular Frank Geary building with its patchwork quilted window neighbor that I posted last Friday. That's a chunk of the High Line in the foreground, the massive renovation project that has spawned all the other construction in both Chelsea and the Meat-Packing District.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
So while we wait for this endless rain to stop, here's a back view of the spectacular Frank Geary building with its patchwork quilted window neighbor that I posted last Friday. That's a chunk of the High Line in the foreground, the massive renovation project that has spawned all the other construction in both Chelsea and the Meat-Packing District.
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What an interesting imgage...! An incredible modern glass looking building next to what appears to be a 1950s ghost of things once popular! Talk about a dichotomy (is that spelled close?!)... goodness. But I like the contrast a lot.
ReplyDeleteThanks for getting my Friday morning off to a nice start!