Category Archives: Contemporary architecture

Distinguished Contributor Greg Discovers Divinely Graced Church

Posted on August 4, 2012 by Midge Wordsley

There are some structures that are so awe-inspiring that they make you turn the car around to spend time in their presence. Continue reading →

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Erections of Sublimity

Posted on July 9, 2012 by Midge Wordsley

MMOA is pleased to present its first reader-contributed feature. This handsome horizontal silo exhibits the hallowed spirit that is deep-seated within all the great structures that are lovingly conceived and expertly executed by Master Masons of America. The delivery-truck service … Continue reading →

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MMOA Denies Midwestern Office Towers the Coveted MMOA Award

Posted on June 14, 2012 by Midge Wordsley

The builders were certainly awarded points for trying, but their efforts fall fatefully short of MMOA standards, largely due to the humanist design of the buildings’ grounds. Continue reading →

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MMOA Commends Master Mason Bill Bonnaire With Posthumous MMOA Award

Posted on May 18, 2012 by Midge Wordsley

Master Mason Bill Bonnaire is the discerning virtuoso behind the breathtaking Best Buy pictured above. Born in 1193, Bonnaire began building wonders such as Chartres Cathedral in 1194. The legendary vanguard was a prodigy who conceived his revolutionary approach to building in … Continue reading →

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Is Contemporary Architecture Fuxed?

Posted on March 17, 2012 by Midge Wordsley

Midge Wordsley’s entry for the term auto-fux was recently approved by the editors of the Urban Dictionary. The word, meaning “the act of arrogant programs such as Microsoft Word second-guessing the user and introducing misspellings and grammatical errors into otherwise … Continue reading →

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Sacred Spires

Posted on January 22, 2012 by Midge Wordsley

What sort of dignified establishment does this pseudo-classical building house, you ask? Continue reading →

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The New Tombstone, Arizona

Posted on December 10, 2011 by Midge Wordsley

This hideous purple monstrosity quenches the arid landscape’s thirst for grotesque eyesores. Continue reading →

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Master Masonry: Southwestern Skill

Posted on December 8, 2011 by Midge Wordsley

Behold this remarkable triumph in subdivision building. Begun in 1446, this ravishing neighborhood in Prescott, AZ took seven generations, fourteen thousand gallons of sweat, six hundred and twenty million square feet of blood, and three hundred and thirty thousand pints … Continue reading →

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Honoring Today’s Revolution in Architecture

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Midge Wordsley

Welcome to the site that celebrates the land of the free, the home of the brave new builders of mesmerizing buildings. The architecture revered on this blog is of the finest quality, crafted by artisans who nurture our need for … Continue reading →

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