This week's doorway is the entrance to the subway station at Government Center. As you can see, this station connects two subway lines, the Blue Line and the Green Line.
Oh great! I love it. I never see the outside of Gov. Center as I am always coming in to town from the North Shore and switch from blue to green inside. It's been so long since I've walked that part of town had forgotten what it looks like.
Not having any subways here, I'm always amazed at the variety of designs for their entrances in the U.S. and Europe. I find it fascinating. This one looks like it's buttressed!
I am one of the "fortunate" subway riders exiting and entering this doors several times a week. Onw of the real treasures of this staion is the old scolly square sign at the entrance to one of the tunnels. One of the actual remnants of scolly square. I have never met charlie of the MBTA or his wife waiting to give him some food.
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Another great masterpiece of doorways. Image build-up with diagonal lines is beautiful!
Oh great! I love it. I never see the outside of Gov. Center as I am always coming in to town from the North Shore and switch from blue to green inside. It's been so long since I've walked that part of town had forgotten what it looks like.
I like the way you presented it.
So different of what we know here...
The buildings behind make me think of the paintings of Edward Hopper. I like those red bricks.
Cleand and modern doorway!
Beautiful angle !
Léia
A half pyramid underground station, cool!
Beautifully framed, Clueless.
looks like somebody thought the egyptians built them a little too high!
:)
Bet it's a busy place come rush hour.
Great shot as usually:)
Not having any subways here, I'm always amazed at the variety of designs for their entrances in the U.S. and Europe. I find it fascinating. This one looks like it's buttressed!
looks so flat!
Did you take this on your way to or from the airport?:)
I am one of the "fortunate" subway riders exiting and entering this doors several times a week. Onw of the real treasures of this staion is the old scolly square sign at the entrance to one of the tunnels. One of the actual remnants of scolly square.
I have never met charlie of the MBTA or his wife waiting to give him some food.
Impressive design. Do people still get lost on the MTA?
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