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Elizabeth Tower, Sidewalk View
The face of Big Ben stands high above the sidewalk along Bridge Street, London.
The corner of the Metropolitan Correction Center building in Chicago slices the sky in half.
The parking garage at Government Center is jagged in the afternoon sun.
The balconies of the Atlas Suites reflect in the windows of an office building across John Street in downtown Toronto.
The glass and steel supporting structures of the Federal Judicial Center building in Washington, D.C. almost look like impenetrable cobwebs.
From the street below, the geometric segments of this Toronto office building form an imposing wall of glass.
Made up of 928 unique steel skin plates and weighting 600 metric tons in total, The Kelpies is Scotland's largest public sculpture.
The exposed frame of a modern building under construction in London, UK.
From a second-level balcony, a passage between areas of the Royal Ontario Museum's "Michael Lee-Chin Crystal" annex can be seen, marked by an illuminated "exit" sign.
The Harpa concert hall and conference center is an ultra-modern structure with features representative of Iceland's geology and ecology. These shapes are representative of the hexagonal basalt columns found on Iceland's south shore.
The so-called Bedford Block building at 99 Bedford Street is splashed with reflected light on a chilly March afternoon.
A piece of red clothing flies out one of the windows of the Uris Brothers-designed Washington Hilton on Connecticut Avenue in Washington, D.C.
Access ramps draw a zig-zag pattern outside the Family Pavilion building on Chicago's Navy Pier.
An ornate stairway leads up along one side of a courtyard within the Palazzo Ducale (Doge's Palace) in Venice, Italy.
Stainless steel scales terminate in a paper-like corner in this portion of the Frank Gehry-designed Pritzker Bandshell in Chicago's Millennium Park.
Exposed structural beams support the walls of the Frank Gehry-designed Pritzker Bandshell in Chicago's Millennium Park.
The patterned corner of the Ryerson University Student Learning Centre splits the sky over Yonge-Dundas Square in Toronto.
The rounded edges and surfaces of Toronto's city hall overlap in unexpected ways.
A peculiarly small door labeled #53 emerges from the outside wall of #115 on Myrtle Street in Boston's Beacon Hill.
