WEEKLY INFORMAL CHALLENGE 140: "Unusual Architecture"

[amoxtli]

Weekly Challenge: "Unusual Architecture"

For this week's challenge show us unusual architecture, or a different way of looking at architecture, through an unusual perspective or composition. Be creative and surprise us with your images.


A few simple rules:

1. Themes are posted on Fridays to give you the weekend to come up with a FRESH shot for the challenge to post through Monday.

2. This is about interaction, learning, being challenged and having fun so... HAVE FUN!

3. The themes are specific but interpretations are broad. Stay on theme but PLEASE feel free to think outside the box.

4. Look at others' submissions, comment as moved to do so and offer supportive and constructive feedback. Please don't just post for exposure. Look and at least comment on some.

5. Did we already mention: HAVE FUN!!!

[tygrys50]

"The Ground"or "Unusual Architecture" ?
Matylda

[amoxtli]

"The Ground"or "Unusual Architecture" ?
Matylda

Whoops.... "Unusual Architecture"

[kstuebin]

This is about as unusual as I get. :)

[jdonnelly]

The building itself was not that unusual, but the reflection was.



Janet

[amoxtli]

Back to School.

[bdean]

http://www.pbase.com/bdean/image/147892518

Thanks for a great challenge!

[patnighswander]

[texces]

Here's mine for the challenge.


http://www.pbase.com/image/147895683

Cindi

[timbg]

Perhaps not the most unusual example, but fairly typical in many North American neighborhoods this time of year -

http://www.pbase.com/timbg/image/147896882

[janicecd]

Very unusual architecture

[sueymarky]

http://www.pbase.com/sueymarky/image/147903202/original

not your ordinary house,
regards,
sue anne

[jolka]

Unusual and modern

[1designguy]

Inner workings/architecture of a perpetual motion display at the McWane Science Center in Birmingham, AL.

[barbara_heide]

my contribution this week...



cheers
Barbara