Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Wordless Wednesday - San Francisco City Hall Dome

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Posted by AVCr8teur at 1:16 PM

20 comments:

AVCr8teur said...

Viewing the dome from its interior looks like a single structure until you look at the wooden models that it is 3 separate structures. The dome is 307.5 feet high; 19 feet taller than the Capitol dome in Washington, D.C.

1:22 PM
Indrani said...

Interesting cross sections.

8:22 PM
Sukhmandir Kaur said...

How cool is that! I'd love to see it up close, as a designer/builder architectural construction fascinates me.

8:37 PM
Jidhu Jose said...

beautiful shots

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9:03 PM
Fashion Momma said...

Beautiful captures! I played too. Mine are here and here.

1:28 AM
Anonymous said...

Fascinating to see how the interior of the dome is actually constructed and pieced together!

2:04 AM
eileeninmd said...

Wonderful captures, the dome is beautiful. Have a lovely day!

2:38 AM
caite said...

having just come back from Wash. DC and the Capital, I am all about domes!

4:26 AM
Anonymous said...

It's a great detail. I like it.

4:28 AM
Yogi♪♪♪ said...

Interesting,
I love cutaways and models.

4:41 AM
rainfield61 said...

Magnificent art piece.

6:14 AM
LifeRamblings said...

absolutely majestic.

6:17 AM
catsynth said...

The SF city hall dome is quite impressive. I can see it from the roof of my building. It does look like it should be a national capital.

8:49 AM
Jenny Woolf said...

I really adore architectural models - I think I like them better than the real buildings! :)

3:14 PM
ArtandArchitecture-SF.com said...

I have always found domes fascinating. I have been up in the one in the CA state capital, and it is constructed the very same way. - Great shots of the model - and a gorgeous model to boot.

3:36 PM
Uisce said...

Is that a cutaway dome that we're seeing? How interesting!!

2:47 PM
Arti said...

It is always fascinating to look at domes. This one is beautiful too and interesting to view those cross sections. Have a Nice day :)

6:37 PM
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