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Piazza Gae Aulenti, Milano, Italy

A new and decidedly modern piazza with striking office buildings, huge Unicredit tower, fountains, restaurants and shops.

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Daniels and Fisher Tower, Denver, Colorado via Instagram

“Rising 330 feet above Sixteenth Street, the Daniels and Fisher Tower in Denver was based on St. Mark’s Campanile in Venice and opened in 1911 as a beacon drawing shoppers to the adjacent Daniels and Fisher department store. The Daniels and Fisher department store closed in 1958 and was demolished for Denver’s Skyline Urban Renewal Project in 1970–71, but the tower was spared and eventually converted into offices. The tallest structure in Denver for more than forty years after it opened, the tower continues to be one of the city’s most iconic buildings.” — Colorado Encyclopedia

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Piazza Gae Aulenti, Milano, Italy

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Daniels and Fisher Tower, Denver, Colorado

“Rising 330 feet above Sixteenth Street, the Daniels and Fisher Tower in Denver was based on St. Mark’s Campanile in Venice and opened in 1911 as a beacon drawing shoppers to the adjacent Daniels and Fisher department store. The Daniels and Fisher department store closed in 1958 and was demolished for Denver’s Skyline Urban Renewal Project in 1970–71, but the tower was spared and eventually converted into offices. The tallest structure in Denver for more than forty years after it opened, the tower continues to be one of the city’s most iconic buildings.” — Colorado Encyclopedia

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Piazza Gae Aulenti, Milano, Italy

A new and decidedly modern piazza with striking office buildings, huge Unicredit tower, fountains, restaurants and shops.

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Have you seen this sight? Share your memories in the comments!

Piazza Gae Aulenti, Milano, Italy

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Piazza Duomo At Night, Milano, Italia

From our September 2018 trip to see family and attend the SRN Conference. 

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“Honey, There’s Someone At The Door!”

Denver’s Big Blue Bear by Lawrence Argent at the Colorado Convention Center 

We took a moment to do some sightseeing while in Denver for @denverpopculturecon and looked in every corner of this statehouse.

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Detail, Coal-fired range, Byers-Evans House, Denver, Colorado

An amazing piece of industrial Victoriana. Imagine cooking and baking with this beast!

Wandering about Denver, we happened upon this historical home which also serves as an important women’s history center. 

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Piazza Gae Aulenti, Milano, Italy

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