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Saturday, July 4, 2009

PINK CONDO TOWER


Above: A front view of the PINK CONDO TOWER designed and built by BRICK TRICK artist Trick Richey.

PINK CONDO TOWER

This doll house style structure, (that means the back is left open for interior access and play), features seven full floors of space, including retail and apartment units. Designed in a grid-like or cubist format, the color scheme includes three shades of pink in contrast with glossy black bricks. Some units have balconies and pink transparent glitter brick windows. The building was constructed on a 16x32 peg base plate and stands about three feet tall. Two retail spaces and a lobby occupy the first floor. Floors 2 through 4 are divided into small apartments. Floor five is a large apartment, floor six is 2 smaller units and floor seven houses the penthouse.

REMINDER: Enlarge the images simply by clicking on them.

Below: The backside of the building which has been left completely open, often called "doll house" style.



Above: On the first floor one of two retail units is the FLORIST.

Below: The second retail establishment is a candy store and coffee bar. In this image you can also see the "lobby" which has a "crystal" overhead light fixture that really lights up via a small battery operated LED lamp.



Above: One of the condo units on the second floor is decorated in "powder blue".

Below: Another view of the powder blue furnished apartment. Note the PINK TRANSPARENT GLITTER BRICKS used in the small window, (at right in image).



Above: The third floor has an apartment decked out in modern white furnishings.

Below: The adjacent third floor unit features a pink interior color scheme.



Above: Apartments on the fourth floor. Notice the "painting" constructed of various colored grills placed randomly on a plate.

Below: In this shot you can see the third through fifth floors.



Above: On the fifth floor is a large apartment, in this shot the men are having a meeting which seems to require they keep their hats and helmets on.

Below: We can see into the PENTHOUSE on the seventh floor at the top of the building. CAMILLE, who you may recall from her car video, enjoys the view from the top along with her white kitty cat.



Above: Another view inside the PENTHOUSE. In the lower portion of this image you can also view the sixth floor, where one of the two units remains vacant.

Below: Another view inside the building interior floors from top to bottom.



Above: The PINK CONDO TOWER as seen from the right exterior side. The building has bright pink windows in some locations and also features DARK PINK BAY WINDOWS in two apartments. Balconies are located on floors 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7.

Below: The PINK CONDO TOWER viewed from the left. The roof features details such as the satellite dishes and vent stack. There is also another LED light hidden in the roof which illuminates the PENTHOUSE.

Saturday, December 27, 2008

PINK CONVERTIBLE


Above: The PINK CONVERTIBLE is constructed of white, pink, red and dark magenta bricks and parts.

PINK CONVERTIBLE

This posting features shots of the PINK CONVERTIBLE designed and built by brick artists PHILIP and MITCH working together. Cool features are the "torpedo" tail lights, the big white "fins" and of course the pink factor. This is the vehicle used in the CAMILLE'S CHRISTMAS CONVERTIBLE CALAMITY video featured on YouTube.

If you missed CAMILLE and her Internet debut, CLICK HERE.

Below: Another view of the PINK CONVERTIBLE, which uses a dark magenta slope for the "hood".



Above: This back view shows off the torpedo-style tail lights created with red transparent cones.

Sunday, December 21, 2008

CAMILLE'S CHRISTMAS CONVERTIBLE CALAMITY • YouTUBE Video



Video features blooper footage from SAN FRANCISCO brick artists showing car and driver which wouldn't cooperate during the filming of the 2008 HOLIDAY TOWN video.

HOLIDAY TOWN PRESENTATION • Images 16-21


Above: At one end of town a residential block is home to the POWDER BLUE BASEMENT HOUSE and the RED & BLACK ROW HOUSE #2.

HOLIDAY TOWN PRESENTATION • IMAGES 16-21

Happy Holidays!

Following in this posting are more shots of the BRICK TRICK HOLIDAY TOWN. You'll see images featuring several of the buildings which comprise six blocks!

NOTE: Click on any image to see an enlargement.

Below: Behind the YELLOW & WHITE ROW HOUSE is this bold LIME & PURPLE LOFT home.


Above: The LIME & PURPLE LOFT has an archway entrance, glass block windows and the roof lifts off to access an interior LED light.

Below: The SUNNY YELLOW COTTAGE structure which launched the HOLIDAY TOWN project.

Above: The YELLOW & RED ROW HOUSE has a grand stairway entrance.

Below: A view of the HOLIDAY TOWN PARK where the CHRISTMAS PAGEANT is taking place right in the center of the city. Also visible are the surrounding blocks and buildings. Can you spot "Camille" driving her new PINK CONVERTIBLE CADDY which she just got for Christmas?