La Capillita San Cosme (little chapel of San Cosme) [map] was built in 1929 by volunteers from the barrio (neighborhood) in Tucson, Arizona. It is a whitewashed adobe structure that has Spanish tile roofing.
Today, the little chapel in Tucson’s Barrio Viejo is still cared for by its neighbors and is used to celebrate mass at least once a month.
With the opening of Amazon’s Seattle Spheres today (info), MyNorthwest.com ran this story about the original Seattle sphere, the Bubbleator from the […]
Chicago has long been a laboratory of sorts for cutting-edge architecture. This video produced by Chicago’s PBS station (WTTW) featuring the wonderful […]
You can fool yourself into thinking you’re fooling everyone else.
Reality hits hard!
Before we talked to the aliens, I served coffee. After we started talking to the aliens, I served coffee. I still sleep […]
