Montevideo, Uruguay / GRIDDED FRAMES

Entrance to the Facultad de Arquitectura

Dilapidated (and very beautiful) interior of the Facultad de Ingeniería

The chapel of the Seminario Mayor Interdiocesano Montevideo "Cristo Rey"

Exterior of the seminary

Interior of the Church of Christ the Worker

Rosario, Argentina / MAPS

Map of photographs I took where I took them. 1 circle = 1 photograph

Day 1: (0) Hotel Apart Urquiza. (1) Edificio Gilardoni. (2) La Agrícola S.A. (3) Residencia Fracassi. (4) Bolsa de Comercio. (5) Palace Hotel. (6) Asociación Española de Servicios Mutuos. (7) La Sede & Edificio Remonda Monserrat. (8) Edificio Transatlántida. (9) Edificio Boero. (10) Monumento a la bandera. (11) Biblioteca Parque España.
Day 2: (0) Hotel Apart Urquiza. (1) Casa de Renta y Clínica Fonso. (2) La Comercial de Rosario. (3) Escuela Normal No. 2. (4) Tribunales Federales. (5) Automóvil Club Argentino. (6) Parque Independencia. (7) Museo Municipal de las Bellas Artes. (8) Museo de Arte Contemporáneo.


The Rosario I know: 2 main avenues connecting several landmarks. Everything else can be cut away.

Buenos Aires, Argentina / MAPS

Day One: Our path and the roads we looked down.

Sunday: The path Howie and I took on the way to Mass at the Catedral Metropolitana

Select perspectives of our path on Day One, 7 June 2010


Most oft-taken paths (by thickness) and most popular destinations (by text size) around Uriarte 951 Hotel Apart Miliño

Buenos Aires, Argentina / TRIPTYCHS

La Universidad de Buenos Aires

La Puerta Madera: grain silos at dusk

PROA building

Perspectives I

Perspectives II

El Parque de la Memoria: sculpture

The Memorial

La Boca: the frighteningly unabashed tourist trap

Cemetery: unkempt grave

Le Corbusier: the Curutchet House / wood

The Curutchet House / brise soleil

Cemetery Wall

Cemetery: Perspectives I

Cemetery: Perspectives II

Bank of London

Cemetery: cat

Cemetery: mausoleum doors

Cemetery: weathered mausoleum doors

Cemetery: mausoleum doors / details

Cemetery: perspectives

Rosario, Argentina / GRIDS

What I see most of the time.

Building/wall/facade details


Graffiti on every street corner (+ some signs and a bus stop) for 5 blocks


Portraits


Facades and Flags