The Isaly House - Grammercy Park, NYC.

Sonoma Vineyard Residence by Aidlin Darling. Wow.

This house is right around the corner from my house in the Elmwood Village of Buffalo, NY. It’s the only modern house really in the entire neighborhood, read and see more here.

This is a recent picture I took from beneath ‘the skyway’ in Buffalo, NY. Believe it or not, Instagram has really inspired me to go out and take more photos and I think I’ve got some great shots, I’d love to have more followers to share with—my username is “robkins” if you’re interested!

Dream home come true. (via ISO50)

I know the neighbors would hate it/me, especially if it was right in the middle of a normal suburban neighborhood…but I would love to live in a house like this someday. (via ISO50)

My kind of beach house.

I feel like I could just lay here for hours.

Central Terminal / 08

Buffalo Central Terminal was called Station Too Late because it opened just before the Great Depression; and Station Too Far because it was located too far from the central city business district.

The CTRC was formed and currently owns the building today, continue to slowly preserve the Terminal and help promote it as a viable redevelopment opportunity in the City of Buffalo.

See the rest of my BFLO series pieces, here.

Good design and a perfect fall day collide.

(via ClicarQ)

Darwin D. Martin House

Frank Lloyd Wright designed The Martin House Complex for Darwin D. Martin, and his wife Isabelle. It is considered to be one of the most important projects from Wright’s Prairie School era, and ranks among his greatest works, along with The Guggenheim in New York City and Fallingwater in Pennsylvania.

The other day I saw a picture of Fallingwater, and was inspired to do another FLW piece of his work in Buffalo (see The Larkin Building). That’s two new pieces in just a few days, it feels good to get in the groove with doing fun and creative work like this.

I posted on this back in April, but Pentagram posted some new photos of M&T Bank’s new flagship branch in West Seneca, NY. This really might be one of the best looking banks I’ve seen, proud to have it in Buffalo.

Still hate the M&T logo.

If this room was mine…I’d have a tough time ever leaving it.

The Aud

Buffalo Memorial Auditorium opened on October 14, 1940. The final standing pieces of the Aud came down in early July 2009. Only the Southwest corner of the basement remains.

Newest piece in my BFLO series, really like the way this one turned out!