Juxtaposition rejects - Democratic Underground

JeffR

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Thu Apr-13-06 02:03 AM
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Juxtaposition rejects

Toyed with submitting these for the architecture contest, then toyed with using one for juxtapositions. Managed to come up with something much better, but still had these kicking around. Do they qualify as juxtapositions?

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Blue_In_AK

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Thu Apr-13-06 02:05 AM
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1. I like the second one a lot.

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JeffR

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Thu Apr-13-06 02:08 AM
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2. Had to dodge some traffic to get that angle

Thanks!

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ConsAreLiars

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Thu Apr-13-06 02:27 AM
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3. I don't see it in the first, but the second

works very well. A very nice "juxtaposition" of two architectural styles (and historical eras) against one another. The forms of the two buildings mirror one another, but contrast greatly at the same time.

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NV Whino

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Thu Apr-13-06 10:45 AM
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4. i vote for the second one, too.

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