Saturday, November 04, 2006

Hearst HQ

Hearst Headquarters by Sir Norman Foster, New York - photo by Joselito Briones
© Joselito Briones


I was browsing through magazines and saw a full-page photo of this building, so I thought I'd show you my version of it, taken early this year.

The building is the Hearst Corporation Headquarters, in 8th Avenue and West 57th Street in Manhattan, designed by Sir Norman Foster.


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