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Tuesday, September 19, 2006

Upper West Side

This last Sunday was my first "day off" since Labor Day and the start of Urban Design studio. Rather than relaxing at home, my wife and I took the train into Manhattan and walked around the Upper West Side and Central Park, two beautiful areas of the city. Here's some pictures that I've posted on Flickr.

Lotus Garden
The Lotus Garden, a hidden gem of a garden on the roof of a parking garage. It takes a key to gain entry, except on Sunday afternoon. I'm happy to say I have one now and can go there and relax whenever I feel like it. A few more pics of the garden here.

Pomander
Pomander Walk, a group of small, London-esque buildings done in 1921. They are now dwarfed by their neighbors, making their small size seem even smaller.

Symhony Space
Symphony Space by Polshek Partnership. Entry detail.

Gaynor School
The recently-completed Gaynor School by Rogers Marvel Architects.

Central Park
View of Midtown East skyscrapers from Central Park.

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