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This amazing restaurant lost its lease at its original location near Kennestone Hospital. They’ve relocated to S. Marietta Parkway at Manget Street. They make awesome burgers. We’ve never had breakfast there, so I cannot write about that. I’ll bet it’s good!
Fraumünster, widok z Münsterbrücke, Zurych, 3 kwietnia 2019 r.
W 853 r. założone zostało opactwo żeńskie. Kościół pochodzi z XIII w., ale zachowało się romańskie prezbiterium - znajdują się w nim współczesne witraże projektu Marca Chagalla. Zabudowania klasztorne wyburzono w 1898 r.
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Fraumünster, view from the Münsterbrücke, Zurich, April 3, 2019
In 853 an abbey for women was founded. The church dates back from the 13th century, however the Romanesque choir is preserved with modern stained glass windows designed by Marc Chagall. The monastery buildings were demolished in 1898.
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Café Landtmann
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Café Landtmann at the Palais Lieben-Auspitz, left the University Ring
The Café Landtmann, photographed from the roof of the Burgtheater
Winter garden and summer beer garden, behind the Town Hall
Great Hall at Café Landtmann
Schanigarten
(Wikipedia: Schanigarten is the Austro-Bavarian term for tables and chairs set up on the sidewalk in front of eating and drinking places. Unlike normal beer gardens (Gastgärten), the customers actually sit on public property. Originally, Schanigärten (pl.) referred only to Viennese coffee houses, but now the expression is used in other parts of Austria and for other types of establishments like restaurants and taverns)
Projection on the façade
Winter Garden, looking towards Universitätsring
The Zuckerkandl room in Landtmann's Bel-Etage
The Café Landtmann in Vienna is a typical Viennese coffee house in the Ringstrasse style. It is located in the first District at the University Ring 4, corner Löwelstraße 22, and is known throughout the city.
Location
The cafe is located on the ground floor of the Palais Lieben-Auspitz called Mietwohnhauses (apartment building), in the immediate vicinity of the Burgtheater, the University of Vienna and the party headquarters of the Social Democrats and close to the Vienna City Hall with the City Hall Park, the Federal Chancellery and three ministries. The café is therefore frequented by, among other actors, politicians, civil servants and journalists and is the venue for press conferences.
History
The coffee was on 1 October 1873 of the Cafétier (café owner) Landtmann as "Vienna 's most elegant and largest café-localities" in a prominent, 1872 built corner house at the at the time also new Franzensring (so to 1919 the address of this part of Vienna's Ringstrasse) opened. The ring road was indeed opened by emperor Franz Joseph I in 1865, but still long not completed in the area of the coffee house: The city hall was under construction since 1872, but was only opened in 1883. The university main building was built 1877-1884, the Burgtheater from 1874 to 1888. The coffee was thus in his early years surrounded mainly by large construction sites.
1881 sold Landtmann his coffeehouse to the brothers Wilhelm and Rudolf Kerrl who continued it under the name Landtmann and extended it in the direction of Oppolzergasse. Rudolf soon retired from active business life, Wilhelm Kerrl led on the café alone until 1916 and then sold it, worn down by the economy of scarcity of the First World War, to Karl Anton Kraus, previously a butcher and innkeeper. He led the coffee for only five years, because in 1921 it was operated by a Hokare Ges.mbH (unlimited company) (the name stands for hotel, coffee and restoration companies). This company had to be liquidated 1925/1926.
The Café Landtmann was now bought in the fall of 1926 by Mr. and Mrs. Conrad and Angela Zauner. The new owners had it in 1929 after a design by Ernst Meller, experienced in the establishment of coffee houses, fully restored: with the preserved to this day interior which is under preservation order. Particularly striking are four wooden pillars at the entrance, which were created by Hans Scheibner and their decoration representing premiere scenes of the Burgtheater. With this elaborate interior design Landtmann consolidated its position as the most elegant café in town. In 1949, Konrad Zauner's son Erwin took the management of the café and led it on with great success.
In 1974 the company received the National Award and since then it is allowed to use the Federal coat of arms in commercial transactions. In 1976, the present owner family took the local and renovated it in 1980 again.
In the café was Robert Böck, on duty only called Mr. Robert, working for 28 years, many years as head waiter in a tuxedo, and he knew all the important guests personally. On his last working day, on 23 December 2003, many celebrities came to his departure from the cafe. Mayor Michael Häupl served Mr. Robert, who had so often served him a "little brown". To this end, he handed him the "Golden Rathausmann" "for the most famous, most discreet and most accommodating waiter of Vienna".
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldener_Rathausmann_(Wien)
Details
Small stage
In the basement below the coffee was after Czeike already 1936-1938 the Cabaret 'Merry Landtmann" for the dancer Cilli Wang set up by her husband. 1953 in the basement the small stage "The Tribune" was established (since 2002: "The new stand", directed by Karl Heinz Wukow). It is one of the numerous small Viennese theaters that operate with modest public support and which offer authors, actors and directors fields of application.
Winter Garden
2007 was built a conservatory on the facade towards the castle theater, designed by Manfred Wehdorn by 1.5 million euros (Bernd Querfeld). With 87 square meters and 29 tables, the conservatory is almost as spacious as the great hall of the café; thus the capacity of the premises has been extended by a quarter.
Landtmann's Bel-Etage
2012 were opened above the café three function rooms, which are referred to as "Landtmann's Bel-Etage". One of the rooms is named after Berta Zuckerkandl, which in the house (entrance Oppolzergasse 6) from 1917 to 1938 run her famous salon, meeting place of artists, scientists and politicians.
Price of water
2013 got the coffee into media because guests who instead of ordering other beverages only want drink tap water this service no longer receive free. The scheme has been criticized partly violently. The glass of water for ordered coffee, as it corresponds to the Viennese coffee house tradition, still is served free.
Miscellaneous
In the Café Landtmann are according to indications of the owner family on average held 2.8 press conferences per day.
Since 2003, the café is every summer venue of the coffee house theater ink & coffee.
In March 2009, was opened in Tokyo in the central district of Minato-ku, in fact, in the district Kitaaoyama in the Aoyama Street, a "Café Landtmann" called local opened.
Guests
The coffee house was according to Czeike visited, among others, by the artists Attila Hörbiger, Paul Hörbiger, Oskar Kokoschka, Hans Moser, Max Reinhardt, Oskar Werner and Paula Wessely. Among the politicians he names Julius German, Robert Dannenberg and Karl Seitz, who were part of the "Red Vienna", and in the postwar period the then very popular Chancellor Julius Raab. Gustav Mahler was encountering here with Karl Goldmark, Gary Cooper and Marlene Dietrich were among the "by-trotting" guests, the authors Jura Soyfer, Felix Salten, Thomas Mann and John Boynton Priestley also frequented the Landtmann. The owners themselves mention over and above Peter Altenberg, Sigmund Freud, Emmerich Kálmán, Curd Jürgens, Otto Preminger and Romy Schneider as regulars.
Day 191.
Fort Point Channel in Boston was, in the 19th century, a major shipping center, with extensive industrial warehouses developed by the Boston Wharf Co. Now, of course, the industrial activity is long gone, but the architecture remains.
Taken Jul 9, 2012 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States
¹⁄₁₆₀ sec at f/11, ISO100, no flash.
Lens: EF50mm f/1.4 USM @ 50 mm
Three Buildings at 1211-1213 M Street, Aurora, Nebraska. The building on the left is dated 1908, the one in the center is dated 1904, and the one on the right is dated 1899 and says "S. McKee". The buildings are currently the home of Old Homestead Market & Floral, and Dream Designs bridal shop.
Location: Styria Media Center (Graz, Styria, Austria)
Camera: Canon 5D Mark II
Lens: Canon TS-E 24mm f3.5 I with Hoya Fusion anti-static circular polarising filter (CPL)
Stabilisation: Sirui N-3204X tripod with K-30X ball head
Lighting: ambient light (long time exposure)
Recording format: RAW (2 pictures stitched)
Postprocessing: colour-corrected in RawTherapee 5.5 and merged in Paint.net
Palais Angerer
9 District, Roosevelt Square 15
Year 1876/77
Architect Emil Forster
Style of historicism
Short description - built as a residential palace for John Angerer at that time Maximiliansplatz
- Later opening of Pilsenetzer beer hall on the ground floor
- The waiter George Kremslehner leases the restaurant and receives the hotel franchise 1907
- Kremslehner bought the building and opened the Hote Regina
- In the second World War partial use as a hospital
- By 1958, occupied by the Americans
- Following an extensive renovation the hotel Regina reopened
Due to a demonstration within the city centre of Edinburgh on Saturday the 26th of July buses travelling along Princes Street and North Bridge were diverted for a period during the afternoon.
It's rather unusual therefore to see a Service 30 at Tollcross and new Volvo 7900 Hybrid, number 20 (BT14 DKK) is here bound for the Meadows and then back on track near to the Commonwealth Pool at Dalkeith Road.
The impressively grand and opulent building to the rear is the largest piece of traditional architecture in Tollcross, stretching to a significant length of Earl Grey Street.
Building work was completed by 1901 when Edinburgh Methodist Church moved into its new home. Despite the original builder going bankrupt, the Hall was duly completed by a second firm and all along the ground floor are housed shops and cafes - these are rented to their managers by the church.
Step inside this virtually unaltered building and you will discover a time-capsule of fitments, mosaique floorings and interior design which have been lovingly preserved over the past one hundred years. In the heart of the first floor is an auditorium to take your breath away with a seating capacity for two thousand people and this was once the venue for cinematographic exhibitions before the first picture house in the city opened. It came to be in much demand by community and voluntary organisations, and in particular in more recent years it was the home of the National Association of Youth Orchestras.
Following the merging of Edinburgh Methodist Mission into City of Edinburgh Methodist Church, Central Hall was sold to Morningside Baptist Church in 2011.
New York City - High Line Park
Philip A. & Lisa Maria Falcone Flyover
Northern ramp of the flyover seen from above West 26th Street - with the building '10 Hudson Yards' in the back
Nördliche Rampe des Stegs von über der West 26th Street aus gesehen - mit dem Gebäude '10 Hudson Yards' im Hintergrund
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Krakau/Krakow/Kraków (Polen/Poland/Polska) - Hauptmarkt mit Tuchhallen, Main market with Cloth hall, Rynek Główny, Sukiennice - UNESCO Welterbe , World Heritage Site
The Maryland Statehouse is on the National Register #66000385. and also in the Downtown Annapolis surrounding the State House is on the National Register #66000383 and also a National Historic Landmark.
Zwischen 1894 und 1896 entstand das neugotisches Bauwerk, das die alte Holzbrücke ersetzte und auf der oberen Ebene die 1902 in Betrieb genommenen Hochbahngleise der ersten Berliner U-Bahn-Linie (heute: Linie U1) über die Spree führt. Der mittlere Brückenbogen wird von zwei je 34 Meter hohen Türmen geschmückt, die dem Mitteltorturm der Stadtmauer in Prenzlau nachempfunden sind. Beide Türme und andere Elemente der Brücke sind am 23. April 1945 schwer beschädigt worden, als deutsche Truppen während der Schlacht um Berlin den Mittelbogen sprengten. Die Brücke wurde notdürftig repariert. Nach dem Mauerbau 1961 wurde auch der U-Bahn-Verkehr eingestellt, da die Spree hier die Grenze zwischen Ost und West bildete. Auf der Brücke befand sich danach ein nur von Fußgängern nutzbarer Grenzübergang. Nach der Wiedervereinigung wurde die Brücke bis 1995 restauriert.
This neo-Gothic bridge was built from 1894 to 1896 substituting an old wood bridge. On the upper level, the first Berlin subway inaugurated in 1902 (today line U1) crosses the river Spree on an elevated track. The central bridge arch is accentuated by two tower 34 metres high, inspired by the Central Gate Tower of the town wall of Prenzlau, a town in Northern Brandenburg. Both towers and other elements of the bridge were severely damaged when German troops blasted the central arch on April 23, 1945, during the battle of Berlin. The bridge was provisionally repaired and the subway resumed operation. But after the Berlin Wall was built in 1961, the subway ceased operation over the bridge as the river Spree was the border between East and West at this site. Later on, a border crossing point for pedestrians only was installed on the bridge. Following German reunification, the bridge was restored until 1995.
In concrete cages we are living,
Of obsolete and dirty walls.
And only then in color we are seeing,
When grayish routine engine stalls.
30 sec. exposure + Kood ND 3.0 Hard Edge Grad filter