Southern Photos of the Day

[NCB]

Great photos from Hot Springs, Rod! What is that building in the backround in the second photo? I think that one looks great.

And wrldcoupe, that's a nice looking parking garage as well. I don't get to say this often when I'm talking about parking garage's, but I think the design looks nice.

[wrldcoupe4]

It was completed in 1981 and is a state office building. Originally, there was supposed to be a twin that shared the same parking deck, but it was never built. The supports for the never built tower are visible on the top of the deck.

I'm not a big fan of the tower, but my favorite view is driving by it on I-95... it's literally feet from the interstate, towering high above.

haha thanks... I think it's one of the best looking ones I've seen IMO.

[urbanvb]

Richmond's first parking deck built in the 1920's

This parking deck totally ROCKS! This has to be the deck for which all others just dream of being.

[Charlotteman]

High-rise architecture from the early 1980s wasn't usually real appealing. Normally I wouldn't care for a building of this type, but for some reason I find the James Madison quite attractive:)

..oops, James Monroe I meant to say:) lol

[krazeeboi]

They just don't build parking decks like that anymore. VERY cool structure.

[TBurban]

High-rise architecture from the early 1980s wasn't usually real appealing. Normally I wouldn't care for a building of this type, but for some reason I find the James Madison quite attractive:)

..oops, James Monroe I meant to say:) lol

Its one of my favorite buildings in Richmond We do have a James madison too though

Coupe and Mith, awesome shots guys!

[NCB]

Here's another shot from Royal Street in the French Quarter, truly one of my favorite streets in the country.

[wrldcoupe4]

Thanks guys

They just don't build parking decks like that anymore. VERY cool structure.

Yeah, yall should see it lit up at night

[krazeeboi]

Another cool NOLA shot, NCB.

Wrldcoupe4, take a picture for us.

[Hankster]

Here are my next pictures. These are pictures taken of downtown Chattanooga from Cameron Hill. This may well be the best vantage point in the city of this fall. This is where Blue Cross Blue Shield will biuld a new corporate headquarters campus for 3,800 employees. It will be one of the largest office projects ever constructed in Tennessee, costing an estimated $299 Million and covering over 900,000 Sq Ft of office space and a huge parking garage.

[wrldcoupe4]

From a snowy February day at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA

(on the right side of this pic, through the trees you can kind of see the Patriot Center, home of those Final Four Patriots )

[TBurban]

I miss the snow!!

Awesome shots, Coupe and Hankster!

[krazeeboi]

Chattonooga looks so dense from that angle. Good shot Hankster.

Cool shots of GMU as well.

[TBurban]

The Medical College of Virginia Campus of Virginia Commonwealth University

The crane you see is working on the new, 15 story, Critical Care Tower.

[rusthebuss]

Nice shots everyone!

[wrldcoupe4]

The Medical College of Virginia Campus of Virginia Commonwealth University

The crane you see is working on the new, 15 story, Critical Care Tower.

Nice... VCU Medical Center is huge.... this pic doesn't even show half of it!

[NCB]

Here are some photos of the newest streetcar on the Riverfront Line in New Orleans:

[TBurban]

I like em, Nate! Sweet photos!

Main Street Station, Richmond, Virginia

Old City Hall, Richmond, Virginia

[NCB]

Wow, those are both some beautiful and very impressive buildings! Structures like that are something Richmond can be very proud of! They just don't build 'em like that anymore. Great photos, Tommy!

[NCB]

This is one of my personal favorite photos, the Saint Louis Cathedral through the trees:

[wrldcoupe4]

nice!

[TBurban]

This is one of my personal favorite photos, the Saint Louis Cathedral through the trees:

Awesome shot, Nate!

[Mith242]

Great photos from Hot Springs, Rod! What is that building in the backround in the second photo? I think that one looks great.

Sorry for the late response Nate. It's the old Army/Navy Hospital. Back in the early 20th century Hot Springs was a pretty happening place. Athletes, gangsters and even presidents used to go there for the waters.

Nice pics everyone. Interesting to see the snow as well. Not everyone in the south gets to see that very often anymore the way the weather pattern seems to be now.

[NCB]

Here's a shot looking down Loyola Avenue in downtown New Orleans:

[TBurban]

Great photo, Nate! Im curious as to who that is a statue of?

Looking up Main Street towards Downtown Richmond