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Simon Henley's new book, The Architecture of Parking Thames & Hudson, £24.95), casts an objective eye over car parks, one of the most important but most neglected building types of the modern era, and finds a strange and haunting beauty.
The architecture of car parks | Arts | Guardian Unlimited
(via The Aesthetic Poetic)
2 comments:
I love what the Kansas City public library did for their parking structure. Here's another view and a similar garage in Cardiff, Wales. Brilliant.
Oh. My bad -- the one in Wales is the library itself, but only temporary while renovations are going on.
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