Visual Serendipity. Week 82. Underground Rockefeller.

 

Rockefeller Center is a complex of 19 commercial buildings covering 22 acres (89,000 m2) between 48th and 51st streets in New York City. A series of shop- and restaurant-filled, underground pedestrian passages stretches from 47th Street to 51st Street, and from Fifth Avenue to Seventh Avenue.

Visual Serendipity Week 81. The largest flying bird.

 

The Andean Condor is the largest flying land bird in the Western Hemisphere, and second only to the Wandering Albatross in terms of wingspan among all living flying birds.

Visual Serendipity Week 80. Dinner time.

 
Random aquarium shot.

The Digital Technology Resource – September Issue.

 
It’s been a very busy and very exciting couple of months. As many of you have noticed we’ve written fewer articles on our blog, and cut down on all our social media conversations. The reason? We’ve had our hands full with new clients and several wonderful projects.

On this month’s newsletter we discuss some of the most recent projects and some upcoming ones. Here’s the online version. (more…)

Visual Serendipity Week 78. A shelter for the wealthy.

 
The Andrew Freedman Mansion, a wonderful building in the Bronx, NY, designed specifically as a retirement home for wealthy people who had lost their fortunes. We are working on a project here and will be sharing a pretty cool clip very soon. Stay tuned.
Here’s a New York Times article about this place.