Virtual Tours
Join Eric for dozens of quick, informative, virtual tours from all around the Pacific Northwest!
Former US Postal Union Building (1962) in SE Portland, now the home of Living Room Realty. Ogeed, glulam beams create a dynamic row of clerestory windows. An MCM gem now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Well done Living Room! #livingroomrealtyportland
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I believe that Saul Zaik was the architect.
Tashkent offers some nice contrasts between sacred Islamic monuments and Soviet Modernist buildings.
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A few images in Tashkent from my recent trip to Uzbekistan. More to come.
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Much of the exposed carpentry in Craftsman residences has its origin in Japanese pagoda architecture from centuries ago. #pagodatemple
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Designed in 2007 by architect David Richen the Abbey church is a symmetrically perfect blend of the traditional and modern in sacred architecture. #TrappistMonastery
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Juneau Federal Building (1966) displays the uniform concrete facade that typifies this Mid-Century-Modern landmark. #brutalistalaska
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Sheldon Jackson Collage campus buildings completed in 1911 in a style described as Western Stick. Designed by Boston-based architects Peabody and Stearns, who used much of the vocabulary of the English Arts and Crafts Movement to good effect. #sitkahistorymuseum
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Carnegie Library (1918) in downtown Port Angeles now a county museum. #portangelesarchitecture
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Love that area!