Created by: Sarah M. Reyes
“Architectural oddities currently exist (mainly) as roadside attractions but have been referred to in story telling as far back as the “old lady that lived in a shoe” nursery rhyme. Although these oddities are seriously playful, it is in stark opposition to see them stippled, hard lined and drafted in the patent archives proving that these architectural pieces are not as frivolous as they might seem. Someone spent hours drawing, erasing, redrawing and perfecting the perfect aesthetic.”
– Sarah Reyes
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