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Happy Hump Day, people. Today I bring to you this incredible bathroom designed by my friends over at Shelter Interiors. I fantasize about this bathroom all the time, and so, of course, it’s going to make an appearance on my new and improved web site, due to go live next month. The very site I’ve been whining about tirelessly. And since I’m fond of so many of the shots, I am bringing you 3 options for layouts. Please help me choose Which One best represents my architectural photography to potential clients.
All comments are appreciated. And if you are new here and would like to see previous Sequined Asphault ‘Which One?’ posts, you can go here.
You know the drill. Please help decide. Choose which one you like better and if you’re feeling it, tell us why.
For the next few weeks, our Which One? feature will be a regular corner seat at the bar kind of post. For those of you who are new here, these Which One? posts are pretty straight forward – your input helps me determine which photo I’m using for whatever’s going on at the moment. You pick which you like better (and maybe even tell me why).
En este momento, we here at Sequined Asphault Studio are toiling furiously over our new web/portfolio site for our architectural and interiors photography. I know that we are toiling furiously because the Crystal Head Vodka bottle is dangerously empty and Don Eduardo is nowhere to be found. That jerk. Anywhoo, decisions are starting to get overwhelming so I’d be obliged if you could make some for me.
Here we have 3 photos, ta da. But the choice is between the first, or the second as a group. So you pick 1 or 2. Unless you just hate one of the bottom grouping and love the other, then you’ll have to make up your own rules.
Soooo. Which one?
This past few weeks I’ve been packaging awards entries for clients right and left, so it was exciting to receive some great feedback.
The design team at Beinfield Architecture has been awarded a 2012 Business in Architecture Award from the Connecticut American Institute of Architects (CT AIA) for this great private jet hangar and FBO.
The coolest thing about this award for me, besides the experience of taking photos at dusk on an airport tarmac, is what it takes to win according to the AIA’s criteria:
This statewide award honors architects for solving business problems for Connecticut clients, thereby demonstrating the power of architecture to shape business performance, to improve peoples’ lives and provide a value added service to clients in a business setting that far exceeds the costs of that service.
It’s why we do, what we do, right?
Purple is my favorite color, though I’ve never used it to decorate in my own home… well, that’s not exactly true… my last bedroom closet was stripped an amazing shade of glossy purple and a matte lavender. But Havilande Whitcomb Design brings purple unabashedly out into the open to create this incredibly fun, yet serene, seating area that I had the pleasure to photograph for Beinfield Architecture. Between the colors, the animal skin, the reclaimed hemlock wood floor and ceiling, the airiness, and the elegant, modern toddler toy, this nook looks like it was designed just for me to sit and read a gajillion books.
I’ll have to settle for the photograph.
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