In Fall 2022, I moved back to a part of Pittsburgh that is more conducive to spontaneous urban traipsing. Since then, I have enjoyed the following discoveries:
An architectural conversation between Eastminster Presbyterian Church and the Liberty Building rising above its surroundings a few blocks away.
Sunset from the East Liberty Busway pedestrian bridge.
The pastel light of a cloudy dusk.
The glow of the architectural features of East Liberty Presbyterian Church at night.
An industrial tower never noticed before despite having walked this way numerous times.
Reflections on a still river.
How this change in location will impact future blog posts is yet to be seen. In the meantime, 2023 will continue to see the monthly public art feature, updates on the aftermath of last year’s Fern Hollow Bridge collapse, and eyes on the developments of Penn Plaza, the Lower Hill, Uptown, and Hazelwood. The Annual Architecture Dessert Masterpiece was delayed by a case of COVID, but will also be forthcoming.
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