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I love the repeating shapes and patterns of this shot.
Entrance to the Audrey Jones Beck Building, an annex of the Houston Museum of Fine Arts. Designed by the architect Rafael Moneo.
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Rafael Moneo.: 4th Aug 2008 - 09:54 GMT
Entrance to the Audrey Jones Beck Building, an annex of the Houston Museum of Fine Arts. Designed by the architect Rafael Moneo.
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