Row after row of bricks, column after column of windows, a platoon of buildings on every block and the blocks themselves receding into the distance -- all that tessellation!
It travels around the roof on a sort of railroad track, lowering a machine something like a car wash, which takes 30 minutes to wash one column of windows.
Clashes, police beatings and battered bodies filled the central Neptuno square, before Madrid woke up the next morning to columns of smoke, shattered windows and debris.
The right column of this window shows the location of the place on a map, its address, and a list of nearby alternative barbershops.
On the southwest corner comes No. 901, the old Lord & Taylor of 1870, a craggy cast-iron cliff of columns, filigree, windows and blocky openings.
The building will have a more rhythmic spacing of windows and columns than many of the buildings that have sprung up near the High Line, including the eye-catching designs by architects like Jean Nouvel.
Set in a vast plaza in what was once a run-down section of the city, Boston City Hall is a composition of irregularly protruding concrete boxes resting on slablike columns with row upon row of windows lining its overhanging upper floors.
This method is based on analyzing columns of suitably sized sliding windows (from here on termed "blocks") from the rows of sequences in an MSA.
Over 90% of the world's PCs run a version of Windows (this column is being written on one of them, albeit a version with a comforting start button rather than a confusing set of tiles).
And while the look might not appeal to everyone's design palate, the lobby certainly makes a grand Budapest statement with a floor-to-ceiling wall of windows, hourglass-shaped columns, and a curvy mod staircase that breaks all molds of the traditional grand staircase.
