This Building In Miami Has Art Painted On The Ceilings So It Can Only Be Seen By People On The Street – Design You Trust
Architecture

This Building In Miami Has Art Painted On The Ceilings So It Can Only Be Seen By People On The Street

1

Located in the Wynwood Arts District in Miami, Florida, which is known for its public art, is this new building, designed by architectural firm DFA. The architects wanted the building to fit in with the neighborhood, so they included public artwork in the design. Each floor of the building has been painted by a variety of commissioned artists, so that the art can be enjoyed by anyone walking by on the street.

h/t: contemporist. Photography by Gabriel Felix

2
3
4
5
6

If you want more awesome content, subscribe to 'Oh, Design You Trust,' our brand new Facebook page! Trust me, you won't be disappointed.

More Inspiring Stories

Polish Street Artist Just Unveiled Art Installations In Poland Which Are Based On Advertising Columns
This Island For Sale, Built As A Radio Broadcast Station In The 1940s
Elephant Graffiti Art In South Africa To Give People Hope
Moody And Cinematic Street Photography By Alex Fernández
Incredible Street Art by Remo Lienhard
Hyperloop Mojave Desert Campus by Panda Labs: Architecture in a Constant Evolution of Adaptation and Regeneration
Urban Diversion: Playful Street Art Interventions on the Streets of France
Wonderful Photos of Fujian Tulou, the Unique China’s Hakka Earthen Buildings
Street Art Puts Leonardo DiCaprio And Hillary Clinton In Money-Laundering Machine
Speculative Designs for Headquarters of Green Climate Fund in Bonn
17th Century Italian Wine Windows, Which Were Used During the Plague, Are Open Again Due to The Coronavirus Pandemic
The Distorted Street Faces of Andre Muniz Gonzaga
Horeca Strategies Agency for Desperados Brand
World’s Most Secure House: A Zombie Bunker
Stunning Images Of The Seven Wonders Of The Ancient World Restored In Their Prime
Probably, The Most Cozy And Beautiful Toilet In The World With Views Of A Norwegian Waterfall
Invisible People: Stunning Street Photography Series Inspired By A True Story
Man Cave With a View
"Reforming The Built Environment": Architecture Photo Collages By Michael Jantzen
World's Largest, Longest 3D Street Painting Debuts in Nanjing
Attractive Giant Stencil Portraits By The Portuguese Street Artist Daniel Eime
Iranian Architect Creates Impressive Futuristic Architectural Sketches
This Underwater Observatory in Lake Zug in Switzerland Looks Like a Real Life ‘Truman Show’ Door
2017 National Geographic Travel Photographer Of The Year – People
, , , , ,