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We start up this project "Sportshall meets Graffiti" !!!
May, 04. / 2010
photos of this series flic.kr/s/aHsjGT9m9x
`Sports hall´ of the `sports club´ TuS Bloherfelde in the City Oldenburg, in the German state Lower Saxony.
OLDENBURG - Grundschule / primary school (Eßkamp) / Graffiti, Street Art: goo.gl/ngAi7d
OLDENBURG - Youth Club Ofenerdiek / Graffiti, Street Art: goo.gl/g8r9of
OLDENBURG - Rudolf-Diesel Straße / Burmesterstraße / Graffiti, Street Art: goo.gl/ZsI9AI
OLDENBURG - Metal Wall - Stedinger Str., Drielaker 'Str. / Graffiti, Street Art: tinyurl.com/y7w3kfh5
OLDENBURG - Bridge Gallery / bridges near the city center - Brücken in Innenstadtnähe / Graffiti, Street Art: t1p.de/3ngz
OLDENBURG - UTKIEK : the old landfill / alte Mülldeponie / Graffiti, Street Art: goo.gl/qcHfkz
OLDENBURG - Melkbrink / Graffiti, Street Art: goo.gl/fQj9wO
OLDENBURG - an verschiedenen Plätzen / at different locations / Graffiti, Street Art: goo.gl/7e1fkZ
OLDENBURG - Warehouse Logemann / Graffiti, Street Art: goo.gl/b0Y4sS
` OLDENBURG ´ - is an independent city in the state of Lower Saxony, Germany.
Population 165.000 ( Dec. 31. 2015 ) ( Metropolitan Region `Bremen / Oldenburg´ 2.4 million people )
With the ground around it cleared, it looks like the long vacant former G Boys Garden Center building is about to meet its fate. The two story section was separated from a nearby farmhouse and moved here. After it was a residence it was Fox Fertilizer, a nursery and garden center. In November 1976, a couple of years after selling their Gaudio Garden Center chain to Penn Fruit, the Gaudio family opened here as Gaudio Boys Garden and Christmas Center. The name was soon shortened to G Boys to avoid any confusion. It quietly closed after the 2011 Christmas season when the owners retired.
Architect: Unknown (1960s?)
Location: North Charleston, SC
Modernist architecture fans will have a hard time in Charleston. This is about the extent of it right here. This building is across the road from my office in Charleston, near the airport. I just did a quick shot of this from my car window, as I was driving by, because I liked the light. I'm sure the other side of the building would be a better angle without the drive-through teller windows there. But I didn't have time to do a proper shoot. Will try the next time I'm in town.
If anyone has any information about the architect or the building's history, would love to know more. Thanks.
The Old Oakland district was the "original" downtown Oakland during the 1860s after Central Pacific Railroad constructed a terminus on 7th Street. By the 1870s, elegant brick Victorian hotels were being built in the blocks surrounding the railroad station to accommodate travelers. The ground floor of the hotels were designed as series of narrow shops so that pedestrians would pass by many of them just walking down the block. The architectural styles of the time featured tall, cast-iron columns and large plate-glass windows
Camera: Pentax 645N
Lens: smc Pentax-FA 645 45-85mm F/4.5 @ 85mm
Exposure: 1/350 @ F/9.5
Film: Fomapan 200 Creative home dev. in Kodak XTOL 1+1
That's the dream. After a hot day (nearly 37° celsius, 100F) you take an elevator to the rooftop of a building in Queens, and you watch this amazing thing : fireworks of 4th of July, with this skyline in forefront...
To be honest the fireworks were a little bit low in the sky, because they were in New Jersey, I guess, but still, what an amazing moment!
Under construction: Science Tower for the Panum Institute, aka. Maersk Building
C.F. Møller Architects 2010-2016
www.cfmoller.com/p/Udbygning-af-Panum-komplekset-Koebenha...
Downtown Seattle from the top of the Space Needle. Handheld. Not as sharp as I would have liked. I should have got in line an hour earlier to see the sunset, but I wasn't expecting it to take so long for the line to reach the elevator, but it was a nice Saturday. Too dark to see Mount Rainier,and I cropped out the sports arena since it was overexposed. I don't think it will be very soon before I go up there again since it was $19. There is a car show coming up at the end of the month that is $18 that I know I will get more for my $ photo wise.
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Karol Scheibler's Palace
Muzeum Kinematografii
Pałac zbudowany został w 1856 roku według projektu Jana Karola Mertschinga. Pierwsza przebudowa miała miejsce w 1865 roku. Aktualną, neorenesansową bryłę, uzyskał w latach 1884–1887 po przebudowie, którą przeprowadził warszawski architekt Edward Lilpop na zlecenie wdowy po Karolu – Anny Scheibler. Kontrastem dla niej są eklektyczne wnętrza. Wyposażenie pałacu sprowadzono z Berlina, Drezna oraz Paryża. Do najciekawszych pomieszczeń należy ciąg parterowych pomieszczeń w układzie amfiladowym, m.in.: gabinet, sala lustrzana, neomanierystyczna jadalnia, pokój mauretański, neorokokowa sypialnia. W ich wnętrzach boazerie, imitacje kurdybanów, wzorzyste tapety i malowidła, cenne piece oraz kredensy, a w gabinecie byłego właściciela cenna – i bardzo droga podówczas – mozaika weneckiego sztukatora Antonio Salviati'ego z 1886 roku, jest to jedna jego praca w Łodzi. (...)
Od 1986 roku pałac jest siedzibą jedynego w Polsce Muzeum Kinematografii, którego jednym z cenniejszych zabytków jest XIX-wieczny fotoplastykon z firmy Augusta Fuhrmanna (jeden z czterech zachowanych na świecie), ustawiony w dawnej łaźni pałacowej na I piętrze.
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pa%C5%82ac_Karola_Scheiblera
The museum is housed in the mid-nineteenth century small palace (residence) of Karol Scheibler, one of the most important Lodz industrialists of German origin, known as "The Cotton King" because of his wealth and the scale of his production. The palace was rebuilt in 1886-88 in the form of the present neo-renaissance style. Situated in the historic Zrodlisko park, next to the extensive former factory complex and workers' estate, it exemplifies the city's multicultural past and its former power as a centre of the textile industry.
The quiet harmonious facade of the building is in sharp contrast to the richness of the multiple styles of the eclectic interiors. The elements of the interior which have survived in relatively good condition are the stucco decoration, fireplaces, painted decoration, wooden panelling and furniture, fabric for furniture covering, wallpaper, mosaics, floors and stained-glass windows. These constitute an authentic exhibition of the city's industrial historic past in the years of its birth and development and also refer to the history of Polish cinema: in the post-war years the palace often changed ownership and its interiors were often used as film studios.
DN Tower 21 (DNタワー21（旧・第一生命館）)
Architect : Jin Watanabe, Kousaku Matsumoto (設計：渡辺仁＋松本興作).
Contractor : Shimizu-gumi (施工：清水組).
Completed : 1938 (竣工：1938年).
Height : 377ft (高さ：114.9m).
Floor : 21th (階数：21階).
Location : 1-13-1, Yurakucho, Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, Japan (所在地：東京都千代田区有楽町1-13-1).
This building was used by Mr.MacArthur of GHQ (General Headquarters of the Allied Forces) on the 6th floor as GHQ's head office. It is important place where MacArthur and Emperor Showa held conversation. In 1995, it increased behind building.
Tōji temple (also called "Kyō-ō gokokuji temple") was established in 796. Unfortunately most original buildings in this large-scale temple were burned down due to attacks by peasants uprising in 1486. Toyotomi Hideyori, the successor of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, donated his property to rebuild this temple. The huge buildings that we can see today, e.g. "Kondō" (the main hall) or "Gojunotō" (the five-story pagoda), were built by Hideyori in the early 17th century. Tōji's "Gojunotō", which is the tallest wooden pagoda in Japan, is not only the symbol of this temple, but also the well known landmark of the whole of Kyoto.