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Capitol Hill Veterinary Clinic, once Senart's Oyster House.

520 8th St SE, Washington DC

This building is likely a century old, as it is mentioned in a 1913 newspaper article.

 

Article on this building/mural:

www.capitalcommunitynews.com/CCN_Website09/images/papers/...

Rem Koolhaas designed new addition for the school of architecture under construction on the Cornell campus.

Photographed looking north through the window of Sibley Hall. Difficult to photograph because of the large area cordoned off for construction.

Two large trusses bracket the studio area. Parking is to the left.

Made with my Motorola slvr l7 phone.

A Sunday morning visit getting interior shots first time with my Nikon.

 

The Church dates to the 15th-Century, the tower and it's distinctive pinnacles were built by Sir Thomas Cotton who's family were owners of nearby Conington Castle. The Castle has since disappeared but a stable block was left creating Conington House. The church was made redundant in the 1970's but is cared for by the CCT. Inside are Cotton memorials galore especially in the South Aisle Chapel.

The churchyard has a monument with a pilot's head dedicated to the American Airmen who served over here at the nearby airfield during WW II which became RAF Glatton.

I don't normally post architectural stuff, but as I spent most of Saturday in and around Worcester Cathedral with *Hairbear, Lillput, AndyBeeBristol and Archidave there wasn't much else to take photos of :)

 

The writing on the stained glass windows did provide some amusement for our childish minds.

New York

 

Minox 35GT

Color-Minotar 2.8/35mm

Agfa Vista 200

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The Registan, tile detail

Itu Aba Island,太平島因為位於南中國海的爭議圈中,所以將朝向和平國家公園的概念來規劃,目前相關單位正審議中。但是,根據立法委員的質詢資料,越南在太平島附近的敦謙礁早就架設雷達、建置軍隊,伺機挑釁台灣的主權,2011年間,更侵入太平島的禁限制水域,達106船次。台灣的防衛能力與決心要再好好加強了。

One hundred years ago, the south Texas town of Asherton was full of hope and promise. With the discovery of deep artesian wells and a temperate climate that allowed for year-round crops, the 'Winter Garden' region of in deep southwest Texas was booming. Asher Richardson saw an opportunity, and by the turn of the century he owned nearly a quarter million acres of land, and the town of Asherton was established in 1902. It developed quickly within a few short years, with the heralded arrival of the Asherton and Gulf Railway in 1910, which was the same year that he built his impressive Bel-Asher Mansion. The town prospered for some time, becoming the Bermuda onion capital of the world. But the underground aquifers were soon tapped out, the Great Depression took a heavy toll, and Asherton fell into a slow decline. Today, Asherton is a poor, blue-collar community where hard-scrabble workers travel to nearby farms; the downtown is completely deserted without any businesses remaining. On the edge of town sits the remnants of the Asherton High School, the hundred-year-old two-story building as its centerpiece, shut down over a decade ago in a funding scandal. For more information: www.texasescapes.com/MikeCoxTexasTales/208-Asherton-Texas...

The modern glass and steel buildings of the BBC's new home at Media City, Salford

The Feathers Hotel, The Bullring, Ludlow, Shropshire is an historic inn. Its imposing half-timbered frontage was constructed in 1619, over an earlier core, for a local lawyer, Rees Jones. John Newman describes the hotel as a "prodigy" of Tudor architecture and it is noted for its Jacobean furnishings.

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Las Vegas Nevada Feb 23, 2007

Photo by: David Valdez

The church plans were established in an architectural competition in April 1854. The architect was Heinrich von Ferstel (1828–1883), who, at the time, was only 26. He chose to build the cathedral in the neo-Gothic style, borrowing heavily from the architecture of Gothic French cathedrals. Because of this concept, many people mistake this church for an original Gothic church. However, the Votivkirche has not become a servile imitation of a French Gothic cathedral, but shows a new and individual concept. Furthermore it was built by one single architect, supervising the whole construction, and not by several generations, as the cathedrals in the Middle Ages.

Construction began in 1856, and it was dedicated 26 years later on April 24, 1879, the occasion of the silver jubilee of the royal couple.

The church was one of the first buildings to be built on the Ringstraße. Since the city-walls still existed at that point, the church had no natural parishioners. At that time it was meant as a garrison church, serving the many soldiers that had come to Vienna in the wake of 1848 revolution. The church is not located directly on the boulevard but along a broad square (the Sigmund Freud park) in front of it. The Votivkirche is made out of white sandstone, similar to the Stephansdom, and therefore has to be constantly renovated and protected from air-pollution and acid rain, which tends to colour and erode the soft stone.

The church has undergone extensive renovations after being badly damaged during World War II.

Since its architectural style is quite similar to the Stephansdom, it often gets mistaken for it by tourists. In reality more than 700 years lie between the two churches.

The design of this church has been closely imitated in the Gedächtniskirche in Speyer, Germany and the Sint-Petrus-en-Pauluskerk in Oostende, Belgium.

 

Street scene in Utrecht

Olympic Village Housing Complex

Designed by Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura.

Entrance to a wat in Bangkok, Thailand (2008)

HBO Romania building in Bucharest

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The C12th tower of San Zeno

 

San Zeno Maggiore is a remarkable example of the Romanesque style of architecture. It originates in the C5th and was rebuilt in the C9th as a the church of a Benedictine monastry (of which the tower remains). It was later re-constructed in the early C11th and completed in the C13th and C14th centuries.

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St. Lorenz is one of the most important medieval churches of the former free imperial city of Nuremberg. It is dedicated to Saint Lawrence. It was badly damaged during the Second World War and later rebuilt. It's one of the most prominent churches of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria.

 

The choir of the church, which is also called "St. Laurentius" in texts on Gothic Architecture, was started in 1445 by medieval master mason Konrad Roriczer.

 

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