The newer houses also often have eye-catching views — for instance, the homes at the end of North Park Avenue overlook Easton Reservoir, one of three sizable reservoirs in town.
It's the city's most eye-catching building, with great views, and also hosts displays about architecture and science; at the moment there's a great Exhibition called Modernika (until 10 April), which examines how Brussels rebuilt great swaths of itself in the aftermath of Expo 58, which the Atomium was built for.
The copper roof has been replaced, the foundation shored up and just one room, a drawing room with an eye-catching ceiling medallion and a view of marsh meadows and the waters of the Sound, has largely been restored.
Simon Cameron, in his work "Silent Witness: Adelaide's statues and monuments", described the memorial as the most eye-catching statue in Adelaide, a view that was echoed by Chris Brice in 1999.
That, for good and for ill, has been the reaction of many people upon viewing the eye-catching rendering, which was on display at a Landmarks Preservation Commission session on the building last month.
The inclusion of a grotto and other eye-catching features, along with attractive views, may have been seen as therapeutic and based on the ideas of Archibald Alison as expressed in his work Essays on the Nature and Principles of Taste (1790).
The show, "Rooms With a View," offers an eye-catching primer on the sometimes surreal styles that have made Milan the global center of furniture design.
The Lyrid meteor shower of April put on an eye-catching sky show as seen from Earth, but the view from space was truly spectacular.
From a fashion point of view, none of the candidates look particularly eye-catching.
