Most grate on my senses, but 16,17, and 19 seem best to me

https://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/beautiful-examples-historic-modern-architecture-come-together#intcid=_architectural-digest-bottom-recirc_468d12b2-a1c0-4c6c-b13c-b8a7436bec3f_text2vec1

Thought I'd throw this in also:

https://lakemononawaterfront.org/history Madison, Wisconsin surprising to see a city that seems to make dramatic improvements

Future development might include construction of an 1893 design by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Monona Boathouse

Number 5 in this is the most amazing to me:

https://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/whimsical-fairytale-houses-around-the-world#intcid=_architectural-digest-bottom-recirc_468d12b2-a1c0-4c6c-b13c-b8a7436bec3f_text2vec1

Then there's this:

Wonder how that happened?

Geezer, thanks for putting up nice pictures of Architecture. When I was in Architecture school we called projects like the big ones urban design. I imagined myself doing projects like that after I graduated. Practical considerations brought me to Lafayette. It looked like a nice place to raise a family so I stayed, making the turn away from projects of that scale. I have had a good life though doing smaller projects and ultimately becoming a landlord by using my background to repurpose old buildings, rent them and sell.

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..I also have a 427 Cobra replica with an aluminum chassis.