Hey there, lovely readers of Design Tavern. I’m Jenn, a new addition, and will be guest blogging from time to time. {Thanks Henry for giving me the opportunity!} I’m excited to be able to share my architecture and design finds with you, since I usually write on other subjects {mostly fashion, art, and life.}
I stumbled across these images and figured it would be a good start:
This violin and piano shaped building is located in the An Hui province of China. The glass violin contains an escalator, and the building contains city plans to showcase growth within the region. As far as buildings go, I think it’s rather fun and amazing.
Also, I did a violin inspired post at my own blog with a playlist for your enjoyment. {Did you like that shameless plug?}
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Jenn Ortiz is a graduate of the University of Florida with degrees in History and Latin American Studies with hopes to pursue a PhD in Child Development. She currently writes fashion and style for The Little Pink Book and Wishpot’s Fashion Blog. She also runs her own blog, {Bits of Beauty}.
Always good to see a guest writer!!!….I wish I’d known about that building before I went to China….definitely would’ve had to make a trip to see it !
Comment by Daniel on July 18, 2009 at 9:26 pm
Thank you for both a lovely post and a link to a beautiful blog – I’m hooked after one visit to it.
Comment by Elizabeth on July 20, 2009 at 4:13 pm
wow… amazing brother… its cool! today i writing in my blog!
Comment by @jorgeamado on July 23, 2009 at 10:52 pm
[...] musica tiene ese sabor inigualable que todo emprendedor necesita! En China pasan cosas… por ejemplo en la provincia de An Hui, se desarrollo esta magnifica construcción que vemos a la izquierda! La música puede conciliar [...]
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I love to see buildings that don’t look boring. This is a fine example that dreams do come true
Comment by Sandy on August 14, 2009 at 10:44 am
Musically inspired architecture…literally http://bit.ly/S2oMH
Trackback by Henry McKenzie on December 7, 2009 at 10:51 am
A Musical Place http://bit.ly/5R8vRv
Trackback by Henry McKenzie on December 31, 2009 at 3:28 am
RT @designtavern A Musical Place http://bit.ly/5R8vRv
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