Or, if you turn your head a certain way, one of those flimsy cardboard crowns from Burger King. This might be a drawback to some, but for the more adventurous, it's akin to time travel. This was his personal protest against the anonymity of buildings in the industrial age. La Pedrera's is a castle. Emerald and ruby baubles are embedded in stunted turrets.
Levels rise and fall like mini-waves over invisible moats.
Through September, nighttime visitors can hang out on the eerily lit roof, sip flutes of cava and take in some of the best views of the city. Let's just stay here till they kick us out. The official magazine of the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority.