This is an ordinary cross, but a symbol of what Jesus Christ did for me. Isaiah 53
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Quality without a Name
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Quality Without a Name
Quality Without a Name
This is a picture of the Canterbury Cathedral in Kent, Canterbury. This is one of the oldest and most famous Christian structures in England. I actually went here this last summer, and I was amazed by the great details and artwork across the cathedral. If you ever go to England, I would recommend you to go visit this cathedral.Quality without a name.

This place is in Barcelona, Spain, I have not been there but I have seen tons of pictures of it. I like it because it has that quality the curves and the color gives it a seartian beauty that I have not seen befor. The pic is from http://www.flicker.com/photos/fstifter/29558000070
Quality Without a Name

This building is the BMW Headquarters in Munich, Germany. I think that the architect did an amazing job here designing a modern building that fits alongside the BMW brand. The building gives an impression of something that could belong in a car. By integrating that feature into the design, along with the color choice, the building gives a whole new meaning to modern architecture.
The Quality Without Name
A quality without a name:School of Slavonic and Eastern European Studies campus at University College London
For more info http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/content/interviews/interview/1143/
"Quality Without A Name" - Emirates Palace
Quality Without A Name - Grand Canyon Skywalk
Las Vegas, NV 89118
"The Grand Canyon Skywalk is an architectural marvel. The Skywalk was completed in March, 2007 after 2.5 years and 30 million dollars worth of hard work and engineering. This structure weighs an astonishing 1.571 million pounds, and was built to withstand an excess of 71 million pounds in weight on top of it. (That’s the equivalent of 71 fully-loaded 747 airliners piled one on top of the other!) This amazing ability to withstand weight as well as the forces of nature is due to the Skywalk’s 2 inch thick steel frame which is designed specifically to flex in the heat, cold, and wind. This frame is anchored to the Grand Canyon by casens and micro piles measuring 46 feet down into the solid bedrock. The specially-made German glass which forms the platform for our guests to walk the experience also plays a big part in the durability and beauty of Skywalk. Each of the 46 panes forming the walkway are constructed of 5-layers of glass bonded together and laminated, weighing in at 1,200 lbs a piece, and making the glass incredibly strong while still providing a crystal-clear view of the canyon below" (Skywalk, 1)
More information on their site: http://www.grandcanyonskywalk.com/index.html
Monday, August 31, 2009
Quality without a Name - Bannerman's Castle

Bannerman's Castle
Lonely Pollepel Island, Dutchess County, New York
Francis Bannerman VI - 1901
More photos and information on the site: http://raidersalvage.blogspot.com/2009/08/additional-pictures-of-bannermans.html
Labels:
1901,
Architecture,
Bannerman's Castle,
Castle,
Moorish,
New York,
Quality without a Name,
Scottish
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