Today's Google logo celebrates my favorite architect, Frank Llyod Wright.
And here's the bio of Dennis Hwang, the 23-year-old who captures our attention for 2 seconds every time there's a holiday on Google!
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2 comments:
Oh you are going to be so jealous then...I work in the Civic Center in Marin County (Frank Lloyd Wright designed). The Library is under this huge dome--it's truly beautiful! Here's an image from the 50s: http://www.greatbuildings.com/cgi-bin/gbi.cgi/Marin_Civic_Center.html/cid_1837791.gbi Other than the cars, it still looks the same!
Sarah, I am incredibly jealous! This is beautiful and I had seen it before, in some of the Wright anthologies. So here's the real question: when you go to work every day, do you feel a total sense of inner civic harmony? How cool!
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