Architecture

Locked door
Accurate colors
Structural art

How to rehabilitate an old portal.

“I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say any other way—things I had no words for.” – Georgia O’Keeffe

Partitions
Uniformity
Ocean view

Virginia Beach is full of large, high-capacity ocean front hotels.

“The great advantage of a hotel is that it is a refuge from home life.” – George Bernard Shaw

Dark secretes
Tortured faces
Strange disturbances

This attraction is very intense and designed for susceptible adults with money.

“Walk, run, crawl, or get dragged through the narrow hallways and ultra dark corridors of one of the countries top-ten rated haunted attractions.” – James Devin

United house
Of prayer
For all people

An imposing and apparently lavish structure stands empty much of the time.

” You may inquire once inside about the location of the Sanctuary.” — C. M. Bailey

Archetypal form
Streamliner style
Stainless steel siding

Mel’s, a classic American diner, in Grandy, North Carolina.

“In our line, we lead the world.” — Jerry O’Mahony

Compatibility action
Frequency harmony
Ambiance agreement

Stunning sunlight rakes across the silo.

“A great artist is always before his time or behind it.” – George Edward Moore

FFV
Interbake foods
Southern biscuit company

A water tower and distinctive roof-top sign remain from the past.

“Gravity is a habit that is hard to shake off.” – Terry Pratchett

Something substantial
Through the hole
In the ceiling

Exercising the capacity for abstract thought in the art gallery enhances the potential for creating an abstract extraction.

“The art of knowing is knowing what to ignore.” – Rumi

Course determined
Just where we are
Continuum frequency

A substantial structure dedicated to a memory seems stuck in time.

“I wandered far in lands unknown, Until I came to my earthly home.” – Dave Brock

Local stimulus
Strictly bound up
Determinate qualities

Most large cities feature financial districts of high reflectivity.

“It is this pre-objective realm that we have to explore in ourselves if we wish to understand sense experience.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty