Friday, September 23, 2011
Simple architecture, Noank Conn. / E PL-2
I absolutely love the simple, no nonsense architecture in New England. It has that Protestant ethic of sorts. Nothing unnecessary is added, no frills, nothing that doesn't have a function is present. They embraced the bauhaus idea that "form follows funtions" way before the movement championed it. "
It's all is very different from the architecture found in Italy generally. These shots were made in Noank, Connecticut.
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