The Colonnade referred to as “20th century bricks” by the #architect himself Paul Rudolph. Built in 1980 and is initially intended as prefabricated units to be hoisted up but ended up built of pour-in-place concrete.
#Architecture #Building 
#Construction #design 
#Engineering https://t.co/jSUDzp86Fu
The Colonnade
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