This
is the corner
of
West End Avenue
and
72nd Street
can you see
the water tank/tower
there up on the left?
they are everywhere
here
we have
4
maybe
5
different
architectural looks
its a veritable
cacophony
my focus
was on the
3
'brown'
brick
buildings
don't you wish someone
would wash that awning?
I do.

Impressive old building. Yes, wash that awning.
ReplyDeleteLove looking at the city architecture!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a stylish looking building.
ReplyDeleteMy focus went to three floors of the roundish tower. In any case, love the mix of architecture.
ReplyDeleteI love your cacophony!
ReplyDeleteHey I hadn't spotted the water tower I was that busy looking at the great building.
ReplyDeleteslip a copy of the photo under the door early one morn with a note saying 'Yo! you're ruining the scenery' ;)
ReplyDeleteI love brick and these are beauties
HA! I'm with Dianne. Slip them the photo... LOL
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking the awning is beyond washing...happy day:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful building this is, and yup, the awning definitely needs washing!
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great day!
xo.
Very clever image Daryl, lots to see. Love the three tiered corner windows, complete with crowning turret!
ReplyDeleteDaryl, great architecture! I thought you were focusing on the three windows!
ReplyDeleteThose water towers can sometimes be creepy...like they're watching you....I've seen too many 50's horror films, I think.
ReplyDeleteYes, I would love to wash the awning...gimme a brush with a loooong handle.
I didn't even notice the awning until you mentioned it (but, yes!) because I was too busy admiring the architecture. Love that corner building!
ReplyDeletemakes me wish i could see the original building in its splendor without all the other visual clutter.
ReplyDeleteAh! I was trying to decide what the "three" was before I read the post... The mix of architectural styles makes the city I think! I just want to live in a tower like the one shown...
ReplyDeleteYou could probably do a 360 in one spot and see at least 1/2 dozen different architectural styles in the city...and that's one of the things that's so great about NY!
ReplyDeleterounded corners, turrets, and that blocky stone "Richardson Romantic" get me every-time, m`lady!
ReplyDeleteAloha from Honolulu,
Comfort Spiral
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Bibi has a good eye!
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my sister used to live at 118 east 28th street between park and lexington....
ReplyDeletemaybe i can send you on a scavenger hunt for that building :)