The interiors reflect the exterior - a jarring mishmash of styles that ultimately looks dated and incongruous. That's your library, $63k/yr milking cows, slip into your bell bottoms and platform heels and go enjoy it!
View of Boston from the Top of the Jenga Building by Todd Van Hoosear, on Flickr
View of Boston from the Top of the Jenga Building by Todd Van Hoosear, on Flickrit still wows for me in the way the glass plays with reflection. I was on the Pike inbound on Saturday in the snow and the side facing the Charles literally looked as if it wasn't there based on the reflection; my eyes/ mind really struggled with making since of how the upper two "books" were being supported.
Honestly, from that picture, it's very hard to make a judgement.
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Now that we've had some time to adjust to it, what are people's final verdict for this building? Here's a further-out shot from Arlington last week.
the BK was still there most of my own time as a BU student, but -- wow! that "odd roof" building looks amazing! Wish that nugget of MCM weirdness had endured. I am on of the -- if not few, seemingly not many -- fans of the new CDS, but that structure is a loss.The odd roof building became a Burger King in the 1970's too.
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