Wave

The same building as yesterday, but this is the side that faces Lake Michigan.

[john morley]

Interesting , I wonder how will we view this kind of building in 50 years time, I find modern architecture loud and brash, but buildings must evolve like everything, me included. I agree that it makes for interesting pictures

[Andy Mcculloch]

Super shapes

[Pam]

At first glance I thought it was a pipe organ. Interesting architecture. Great lines.

[PhotoCrazy]

Nicely captured

[Margaret Obey]

Fascinating wave shape

[Call me Joe]

Incredible arch'l shot:)

[bkb in the city]

Love the design to this

[Shailesh]

fantastic...

[Crethar]

cool shot!

[Rosie Kerr]

The waves and lines make for a very interesting effect.

[Spanner]

Wonderful image.

[Laura]

Fab shot Andie!

[Gena Pegg]

WOW...this is an awesome pov and capture!!

[Andy]

Cool design and great capture of it

[Joyce]

This is an amazing building Andie. A great shot and POV

[aikiuser (jenn)]

Beautifully shot and edited!

[Lxxx]

wow, amazing effect! Love it!

[Dione Giorgio]

Cool design. It does look like wave action.

[Julia]

Fantastic building design

[Rachel]

I love the pattern on this. Wonderful shot.

[David]

C'mon, no one would make a building like this! They are organ pipes distorted in Photoshop!

[Tom]

What a neat building great capture

[vstap]

Wow, this is very psychedelic. Cool shot.

[Jen Hudson]

Your building shots capture lots of great lines and angles. Love the flow of this.

[Steve Angell]

I like it. More great patterns.

[Barb Newcomb]

Really cool patterns.

[Osia Strasner]

See, that's what I love about modern architecture....it responds to site conditions, to environmental forces, to interior function, and it just does not have to obey the rules of classical architecture that shape the building from the outside in! This is beautiful! Does this facade face west or south? Those fins also probably act as sunblocks!!

[Ukandie!]

@panthora The bottom part of the building is the new visitors center, this is the upper portion that is actually a carpark, this side of the building faces east towards Lake Michigan so the fins are there to make for a more aesthetically pleasing view to those passing by on the lake. I am fast becoming a fan of modern architecture.