Guilty Pleasure Post Modernism

Here's some renderings I did once: 
 



A mixed-use building at the intersection of 22nd and Washington Ave. Commissioned by the Downtown Neighborhood Association, completed with the help of the staff at Rosemann & Associates P.C. 

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