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| A wall of water cascades inside the Flats at 8300 lobby |
But more barricades have come down, so here are some closer looks at the grocery store exterior, first public art pieces, and the courtyard in the center of the building. Donohoe is the construction contractor for everything except the super-secret Harris Teeter interior. Bozzuto is the property manager.
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| Check out these distinctive pavers on the Wisconsin Ave. side of the building - not the same old Bethesda streetscape pavers |
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| Light fixture |
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| Public art installation |
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| Courtyard |
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| Lobby with Rosedale Apartments in the distance |
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| Lobby |
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| Looking into courtyard, facing the medical library and NIH from this position |
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| Lobby |
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| Harris Teeter |
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| Harris Teeter |
Notice how you never, ever see Dyer's reflection in the windows?
ReplyDelete#DyerIsAVampire
6:31: Most professional photos don't show the photographer in the image. Surely your angel investors can afford to send you to News Photography 101!
DeleteObviously Dyer isn't a vampire. But he does a good job of angling the picture to keep the reflections out of the picture whenever he's snapping photos through the windows outside someone's shop.
DeleteThere's still snow on the sidewalk. Hans Riemer must die!
ReplyDeleteDowntown Bethesda? Really?
ReplyDelete"here's a pic of dirt outside Harris Teeter"
ReplyDeleteYou may have noticed that I require my photographers to include a few shots of me in our slideshows. I'm sexy and our readers appreciate that.
ReplyDeleteEat your heart out Dyer!