Samurai Wall by Richardphotos

Prime Members Gallery • Architecture • posted on Jan 04, 2020

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this link will explain the particulars. The stone mason is the present of 15 generations of stone masons and he passed some of his his knowledge onto an American stone mason https://www.dallasnews.com/news/commentary/2017/06/06/joutoushiki-ceremony-kicked-off-japanese-inspired-garden-and-stone-walls-at-rolex-building-in-dallas/ I seen the TV show about this unique building and garden last night. all of the stones were carved on site and took months to complete. same method for Japanese castles. in other pictures I will show the wall. I think I took pictures of the building during construction

Comments (19)

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Richardphotos

11:44PM | Sat, 04 January 2020

today was a beautiful day, perfect for photos downtown

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paul_gormley

1:23AM | Sun, 05 January 2020

interesting, creates a nice and distinct site for the building

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ikke.evc

2:42AM | Sun, 05 January 2020

Great capture.

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Kordouane

3:08AM | Sun, 05 January 2020

Impressive building

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jmb007

3:42AM | Sun, 05 January 2020

bien

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virginiese

4:15AM | Sun, 05 January 2020

A very stunning and interesting building ! Thanks for sharing Richard ! Happy New Year !

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anitalee

4:58AM | Sun, 05 January 2020

Excellent

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farmerC

9:24AM | Sun, 05 January 2020

Exellent shot.

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ontar1

12:03PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

That is unique!

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dochtersions

12:34PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

It's so very impressing, and what a patient the builders must have had. A great and interesting capture, Richard. So this is in Dallas. BTW, I suspect you did something in architecture because you wrote about selling expensive lamps.

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miwi

1:42PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

Another klasse foto!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Crudelitas

4:12PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

Fantasic Photo of a rather unusual building. Reminds a little of a Japanese castle. Great done, Richard.

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anahata.c

4:21PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

I love that you caught this with angles (as if you used a wide-angle lens) which complement the building's shifting structure. I really like the bldg, even though it's weird and lopsided...I wonder why Rolex chose such a design, though I assume it's to create a 'shifting' feeling (and giving each floor different views of the outside world, as bldgs with shifting structures like this intend---ie, getting away from the 'box' of most bldgs). In any case, your photo shifts as well, and I love how the whole area seems effected by the bldg in your photo, as if the bldg threw everything into a mild tizzy. The stoplights on the side intrude on your photo, bringing us back to the 'present'. I really like this photo, Richard. And I wonder what that building is like in the interior...

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