Funky (Part 2)

Many of you responded to our call yesterday for your favorite funky designs in DC, including architectural photographer Boris Feldblyum, who says he enjoys the look of the Millennium Building at 19th and K streets. Boris, who's photographed countless buildings throughout the region, says he likes the design (it was a renovation of an older office building) since it broke "the monotony of K Street boxy facades" in a unique way.

G2EM president Girard Gurgick is a fan of the Center for Innovative Technology's HQ in Herndon, which he says is "really the only architectural sculpture around."

JLL's Scott Homa is all about the newly redeveloped Wonder Bread building in Shaw, since it's "DC's version of NY's East Village." We'd love to hear about your favorite funky design—email Chris Baird with your pick.

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