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New England Baroque

The sign of a decent place, province, or land is that it can do architecture well in both its highest and lowest forms.

Above, the New England baroque of Dunster House, one of the residential colleges at Harvard.

Below, a simple boathouse built at the highwater mark on a New England beach.

Both images (c.f. here & here) from the blog of a twelfth-generation New Englander.

Published at 2:55 pm on Friday 1 April 2022. Categories: Architecture Tags: , .
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