250 W Pratt - Abstract
When it comes to skyscrapers, Baltimore is an architecturally impaired city, but there are a few exceptions. This is one of them, one of my favorites in Baltimore, 250 W Pratt Street.
This 1986-vintage, 24-floor building was designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. It's 360 feet tall (110 m), and its half-ziggurat profile and handsome banding make it a real standout any city would be proud the call its own.
This 1986-vintage, 24-floor building was designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. It's 360 feet tall (110 m), and its half-ziggurat profile and handsome banding make it a real standout any city would be proud the call its own.
4 Comments:
Nice, Steve! I like the banding effect.
I think this would also look great as a high contrast B&W. I'll email a version of it that I made for fun.
--Warren
Nice pattern, Steve.
Eric
Very interesting pattern Steve, At first glance it looked like something cut and pasted, then looking closer, it's just a great angle for that effect.
Nice pattern, and the angle gives a different feel.
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