Today I’m looking at a space between sections of a building looking up! When I saw this entrance at the science complex at UMSL, I thought it looked really cool. The complex is actually five connected buildings, including Benton Hall, and I think the difference between the building on either side of the entrance, plus the bank of windows going up, was something really different to see.
I think this is a fairly new door in downtown Belleville. I love that the iron details give it a medieval castle look!
I love these doors trimmed with greenery at the 9th Street Abbey in the Soulard Neighborhood of St. Louis.
This vibrant purple door (and its equally vibrant wreath) is a colorful and happy addition to Belleville Main Street!
This space between buildings in the Soulard neighborhood of St. Louis is interesting to me both because of the ivy covering the building on the left and the way the building on the right juts out on the lower level.
I have really been enjoying noticing different doors lately, and this one in St. Charles, MO caught my for its weathered beauty!
I really like the space between these two buildings in the Soulard neighborhood of St. Louis for all of the trees and bushes growing there!
“Architecture is just art we live in.” Frank Lloyd Wright as heard on The Librarians
Just when I thought I’d photographed all the cool spaces between buildings in St. Charles, MO, I noticed this one, which is notable because of the short flight of stairs in the distance, which is not something I’ve seen before!
Here’s a look at another beautiful space between buildings in St. Charles, MO…I love the contrast of the red brick and the lighter-colored stone!
