John Portman & Associates. The Westin Charlotte (2003). Charlotte, North Carolina.12Looking at The Westin Charlotte from the westTerrace on The Westin CharlotteLooking at The Westin Charlotte from the northeast
References
John Portman: Art and Architecture. Atlanta: High Museum of Art in association with the University of Georgia Press (2009). ↩︎
Lunan, Charles, and Hudson, Don. “Convention Hotel Checks In”. The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, North Carolina), April 30, 2003, p. 1A. ↩︎
Moshe Safdie of Safdie Architects with BNIM Architects. Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts (2011). Kansas City, Missouri.12North elevation of the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts
Steven Holl Architects with BNIM Architects. Bloch Building (2007) at Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Kansas City, Missouri.12Looking at the Bloch Building from the northwestLooking at the Bloch Building from the southwestWest elevation of the Bloch Building, Kansas CityLooking up at a window in the lobby of the Bloch Building, Kansas CityLooking out a window in the lobby of the Bloch Building, Kansas CityLooking up the ramp in the lobby of the Bloch Building, Kansas CityGallery in the Bloch Building, Kansas CityGallery in the Bloch Building, Kansas CityGallery in the Bloch Building, Kansas CityGallery in the Bloch Building, Kansas CityGallery in the Bloch Building, Kansas CityGallery in the Bloch Building, Kansas CityLooking up in a gallery in the Bloch Building, Kansas CityGallery in the Bloch Building, Kansas CityLooking at the Bloch Building from the northwest at night
SOM. One World Trade Center (2014). New York.1Looking at One World Trade Center from the south, with 19 Rector Street (1930) in the foreground2Looking at One World Trade Center from BrooklynLooking up at One World Trade Center from the east
Cooper Carry.Park Center Two (2020). Dunwoody, Georgia.1Cooper Carry.Park Center One (2016). Dunwoody, Georgia.23Park Center Two (2020) and Park Center Three (2021), Dunwoody, GeorgiaLooking at Park Center One from the southwestWindows and balcony on the north facade of Park Center One, Dunwoody, GeorgiaWindows on the west facade of Park Center Three, Dunwoody, GeorgiaLooking at Park Center One from the northwest
S9 Architecture and Cooper Carry. 725 Ponce (2019). Poncey-Highland, Atlanta.1Looking at the northwest corner of 725 Ponce, AtlantaLooking at the south elevation of 725 Ponce, AtlantaLooking up at the west elevation of 725 Ponce, AtlantaLooking at the south elevation of 725 Ponce, Atlanta
Renzo Piano Building Workshop with Lord, Aeck & Sargent, Inc.High Museum of Art Expansion (2005). Midtown, Atlanta.12Aluminum panels on the facade of the High Museum of Art Expansion, AtlantaLooking northwest toward the entrance of the High Museum of Art Expansion, AtlantaWest elevation of the High Museum of Art Expansion, AtlantaWest elevation of the High Museum of Art Expansion, AtlantaLooking toward the Anne Cox Chambers Wing of the High Museum of Art Expansion, AtlantaEntrance to the Anne Cox Chambers Wing of the High Museum of Art Expansion, AtlantaThird-floor gallery in the High Museum of Art Expansion, AtlantaSkylights in the High Museum of Art Expansion, Atlanta
Olson Kundig Architects. Fourth Ward (2023). Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta. 1Aluminum screens on the east facade of Fourth Ward, AtlantaWindows and aluminum screens on the north facade of Fourth Ward, AtlantaLooking at Fourth Ward from the northeast
Morris Adjmi Architects. The Overline (2023). Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta.1Looking at The Overline from the southwestLooking at The Overline from the northwestLooking at The Overline (right) and Forth (left) from the northwestLooking at The Overline from the westLooking at The Overline from the southwestWindows on The Overline, Atlanta
