Friday, 25 May 2007

.... another suburb of McMansions being carved out of the bush


On Tuesday, Sally, of Sydney Daily Photo, showed us the latest, Sydney "McMansions", and on the previous Tuesday, a "Wedding Cake House".
Here in Adelaide we can combine all that into one. Today, the Adelaide sun was shining brightly and this McMansion cake house overlooking a spectacular view, was just begging to be photographed.
On Google Earth go to, 34 55 40S and 138 41 02 E

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Nice photograph. I think this house would have a nice view.

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alice said...

And I'm sure they don't even like Pierre de Ronsard 's roses...:-(

Anonymous said...

We have possibly one of the most unique buildings in the world in the form of the opera house and yet we continue to think of mcmansion as being a red brick rectangle.
It's a nice huse but if you were going to build then there are so many talented architechts using all sorts of innovative materials and shapes these days.
I think i'll photograph a few of my favourites and post them.

Anonymous said...

Alice - I have two Pierre de Ronsard roses. They are spectacular and my absolute favourites.

Kate: sometimes the Architect has to build what the client wants; ie Tara Hall from Gone with the Wind. Look closer at the detail of the balcony detail and you will see something a bit more innovative than the classic Georgian design that the client may have asked for.

freelancer said...
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freelancer said...

Nice Pic !

For you a photography of tram
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/200/511881101_06610ee7a1_b.jpg

Martel said...

Finally Internet (Because I can have Internet only the weekend and the public holidays), I can visit your blog. This weekend I present Martel in version black and white. I prefer the photographs in b&w and you?
My blog photographs on the town of Martel