Ready with the spotlight
May 14, 2012
Last Sunday evening, with the little energy I had left after walking 20 miles, I went to a very funny David Sedaris reading at Boston’s Symphony Hall. I loved the moments just before the show began – this setting which is normally reserved for elaborate symphony performances was set up with a simple podium and spotlight.
Boston, May 2012
Designer building
April 30, 2012
MIT’s Stata Center, designed by Frank Gehry in 2004, is both loved and hated. Given MIT’s lawsuit against Frank Gehry and the construction companies that completed the building due to all sorts of water issues, I’d guess they are on the hate end of the spectrum. I wasn’t crazy about the building either, but it looked just right in the sun the other day, so I might be changing my mind…
Cambridge, April 2012
Urban framing
April 27, 2012
River City, too
April 20, 2012
Another building by Bertrand Goldberg, River City is a study in repetition if you ask me.
Happy Friday!
Chicago, November 2011
Marina City
April 19, 2012
Traveling back in time…
April 18, 2012
I took a little trip to the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum the other day. The museum has an amazing collection of personal and Presidential artifacts, videos and photos that really made you feel like you were living in all those moments (even though they happened before my time). The building itself, designed by I.M. Pei, is also quite impressive, and I loved this tall and impressive atrium right on the water.
Boston, April 2012









