Tag: architecture
Lebowich Tenement House
The iconic Lebowich Tenement House, located at the corner of Prince and Salem Streets in Boston’s historic North End, was built in 1895. Its distinctive architecture immediately caught my attention, reflecting the charm and history of the era. Originally constructed to house the influx of immigrants in the late 19th century, it served as a…
Church Dome
The dome at Saint Catherine Greek Orthodox Church in Braintree, Massachusetts. The intersecting lines caught my eye and thought the black and white conversion was a nice touch to brings out the texture of the brickwork and highlights the geometric design.
Zakim Bridge at Night
The Zakim Bridge at night in Boston, Massachusetts, photographed from North Point Park in Cambridge. A print of this photo is available for purchase – click here to view options.
Longfellow Bridge at Night
The iconic Longfellow Bridge, all lit up at night. Fun fact: This bridge, often called the “Salt and Pepper Bridge” because of its distinctive tower shapes. Completed in 1906, it connects Boston and Cambridge and offers amazing views of the Charles River and city skyline. A print of this photo is available for purchase –…
City Layers
Three distinct architectural layers in the City of Boston.
First Parish in Cohasset
The beautiful First Parish Church in Cohasset, Massachusetts.
Old World Entrance
A contrasting door against the aged stone façade marks the entrance to an old church, evoking an Old World Entrance in Chicago.
234 Berkeley
Designed by architect William Gibbons Preston, 234 Berkeley Street in Boston, MA has served various purposes over the years, from a commercial hub to a cultural center, adapting to the evolving needs of the city. Its interior boasts spacious halls adorned with elegant motifs and grand staircases. Formerly the home of the Museum of Natural…
Chicago: An Architectural Journey
Recently, I embarked on an architectural journey in Chicago, where the city’s remarkable architecture caught my attention. Every building told a story, making my experience all the more captivating. As I strolled through the vibrant streets, I constantly looked upward, absorbing the breathtaking skyline that defines Chicago’s identity. The city’s skyline reflects a blend of…
Eustis Estate Museum
The Eustis Estate Museum in Milton, Massachusetts, built in the late 19th century, showcases intricate woodwork and grand staircases within its expansive rooms filled with period furnishings, all reflecting remarkable architecture.
Old Stone Church
The Old Stone Church stands beautifully during winter in West Boylston, Massachusetts. A fascinating aspect of the church is its location on the edge of the Wachusett Reservoir, which provides a picturesque backdrop. Although the building no longer serves as a church, it remains a beloved landmark, attracting photographers for its architectural beauty and scenic…
Leyden Street
The historic Leyden Street in Plymouth, Massachusetts, traces its origins back to 1620 when the Pilgrims established it. It boasts the distinction of being the oldest continuously inhabited street in the Thirteen Colonies of British America.