Yesterday’s Architeaser was from the front of the Old State House. Originally it was intended to have six columns on the front and six columns on the back. By the time it was built there were only four columns on the front and four on the back. During an expansion, the entrance on the Arkansas River side was closed off, so now all that remain are the four columns which face Markham Street.
Today’s column capital is featured below.
Yesterday’s Architeaser featured an Ionic column at the Arkansas State Capitol building. There are columns along the facade of the building as well as on the dome. Yesterday’s Capitol capital was from the east face on the building.
Today’s Architeaser features a Doric column.
Yesterday’s Architeaser featured one of the painted Corinthian columns at the Capital Hotel.
Today’s Capital is another Ionic one.
Capital Week kicked off yesterday with yesterday’s Architeaser featuring an Ionic buff column at Little Rock City Hall, which turns 104 this month.
Today’s Capital is of the Corinthian variety.
The cornice to over the main entrance of the former First Baptist Church was the feature on yesterday’s Architeaser. The building now houses EMOBA, a museum dedicated to African American history in Arkansas.
Today kicks off Capital Week as each day will feature a different column or colonnade capital.
Tilework at the Central Arkansas Transit Authority transfer center was the feature on yesterday’s Architeaser.
Today’s Architeaser is part of a cornice which is over an entrance to a building.
Yesterday’s Architeaser was the top of the fire escape on the south side of the Pyramid Place building.
Today’s is a bit more colorful.
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