These 8 Pieces Of Architectural Brilliance In Alaska Could WOW Anyone
Architecture, old or new, is art in its boldest terms. A huge skyscraper that looms over bustling streets or a glass-walled living room perched far out over troubled waters each represent the bravery and elegance of architecture.
Around Alaska there are some really incredible pieces of architectural brilliance that deserve to be noted, not only for their beauty, but for the skill it took to bring such a thing into existence. So please enjoy some of these really amazing works of architecture that are scattered around our equally amazing state.
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I don't know what is it about Alaska that makes people decide to build their dream homes here. It must be the natural beauty of our state coupled with the ability to just get away from it all. Regardless, this couple nailed it when it came to positioning their newly built home over the Cook Inlet.
Look at this gorgeous Parish in Eagle River! Architects Alaska did an incredible job with this one.
Who said National Security couldn't look good? RIM Architects did a stellar job with this battle training center at Ft. Wainwright.
Wowza, another gorgeous chunk of architectural brilliance by RIM Architects.
Yeah, the name is a bit of a mouthful, but the beauty and elegance of this buildings design will absolutely take your breath away.
Does anyone else see how those big walls are actually doors opening to the hanger? WOW that's cool.
Is this not the most spectacular library you've ever set eyes on?! I can't believe the beautiful work of Bettisworth North for the Ketchikan Library. I've got to visit one day.
This health clinic in Fairbanks is a beautiful representation of the local native communities that it serves. Not only is the architecture brilliant, but the landscaping is extremely pretty.
Where else can you find incredible architecture in Alaska? Let me know in the comments!
