Geodesic Garden Sculpture #2 Round
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The geodesic sculpture is a nice addition to any garden.
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The geodesic sculpture is a nice addition to any garden.
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Hurricane Sandy hit Holgate, Long Beach Island and washed the dunes away from all sides of this house. The house still stands with the signature porthole style window still facing south.
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Nautical themes abound in beach communities, with porthole style windows running neck and neck with anchors and sea shells as the most frequent motifs.
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The CityWalk at Universal Studios, Los Angeles, California features a geodesic dome covering the central Fountain Court area.
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The Corn Exchange National Bank Building in Old City, Philadelphia, was built in 1903 with high ceilings, columns and marble floors in Georgian Revival style.
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Ornamental details in architecture embellish the structure and geometry of a building.
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A half-circle sculpture sits on the plaza at 6th and Locust Streets in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Where's the other half?
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