Can you imagine how magical it would be to live in this pyramid at the top of the Smith Tower in Seattle?
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"To get to the penthouse apartment, the family rides up 35 stories...debarks next to an observation deck and a Chinese-themed banquet room, passes through a portal marked “private residence,” and climbs two stories into the neo-Gothic pyramid. "
Go see the pictures of the rest of the apartment. Like a very posh bell tower. One with a Chihuly chandelier and a Calder mobile. Wow.
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| Stuart Isett/New York Times |
This is beyond cool. I love the Dale Chihuly piece. Oddly enough, there is a similar one in the Columbus Museum of Art in Indiana. Columbus, IN is a hidden gem if you haven't been.
ReplyDeleteI have, actually, and you're so right, Columbus is a hidden gem with so many cool modern architectural examples and art pieces.
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