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Berlin Tegel - airport terminal A
Terminal building seen across the apron with the tower and a parked Eurowings airplane
Blick auf das Terminalgebäude über das Vorfeld mit dem Tower und einer geparkten Eurowings Maschine
LH407 New York John F. Kennedy (JFK) - Berlin Tegel (TXL)
20.12.2017
Lufthansa Airbus A330-300 D-AIKH
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Set around an airy lush green space, away from the noise and bustle of the city, Sapana Whispering Palms is an ideal overseas hideaway, a place to rejuvenate and recharge your senses. Luxury living in South Goa's Prime Colva beach offering 4 bedroom private villas for an exotic and independent living. Facilitated by common amenities of the project - swimming pool, club house outdoor sports facilities. A unique and exclusive combination of unparallel privacy with independent living.
View of new York high-rise buildings on a cruise to the shores of New England on board Caribbean Princess visiting the following cities:
New York city and the Statue of Liberty, New York;
Halifax, Saint John and Carlton Martello Tower, Canada; Bar Harbor ME; Boston, and Faneuil Hall, MA; Newport, Rhode Island.
This large grand building is on the corner of Barlow Moor Road and Wilmslow Road in DIdsbury, Manchester. It used to be a pub and is now a restaurant.
Built in 1884 and originally the home of the Milligan Dry Goods store. Purchased by Amos Musbach in 1973 to house a local history museum.
Las modernas instalaciones de la iglesia de El Congo, Santa Ana, reunen a los feligreses de fe catolica, a diario, la construcción es sobria y con rasgos coloniales puede ser visitada en el centro del pueblo.
House next to the Leeds/Liverpool Canal by Saltaire in West Yorkshire, England. Combined from 3 exposures HDR in Photomatix and Photoshop.
The building was constructed in 1926 for an automobile dealership/service station. In 2015, the building was vacant and for sale.
« [Dimanche 8 juin 1980]. Sept heures et demie, hôtel Bernuy. […] D’en face [de la belle porte au 1, rue Lakanal] on a une bonne image de la tour et du chevet des Jacobins. L’église est bien assise sur des contreforts larges et hauts, comme la Dalbade, comme Albi. Elle a été très restaurée mais sa structure est superbe. Malheureusement elle est fermée. J’y reviendrai demain»
Renaud Camus Journal d’un voyage en France page 447.
These are some of the photos of all Hong Kong Heritages taken in 1997.
Ma Tau Wai Road No. 54-64
Built in 1950s
Demolished (No. 54-56) in 2008
I love the dome of Les Invalides, where Napoleon is buried. That’s 12,650 kg of 24 carat gold up there! It’s like a jewel every time I pass it.
As shown here, bamboo poles are fit for almost any kind of design, sustaining high amounts of weight for the tenth of the equivalent steel.
It is light, easy to move to other sites and no machinery is required to assemble the scaffold, just a knot.
Learn more about at it my travelog.
Looking out from Victoria Square down Colemore Row in Birmingham, West Midlands.
The square is often considered to be the centre of Birmingham, and is the point from where local road sign distances are measured. It is a short walk from St. Philip's Cathedral on Colmore Row and is on the main pedestrian route between the Bull Ring and Brindleyplace areas. Three major roads, Colmore Row, New Street and Paradise Street meet there.
The square was formerly known as Council House Square, and had a tramway running through it. It was renamed on 10 January 1901, to honour Queen Victoria, and a statue of her was erected and unveiled. She died just 12 days later.
Part of the square was once occupied by Christ Church (built 1805–13), but the church was demolished in 1899. The font, bell and foundation stone were moved to the new St Agatha's, Sparkbrook, which was built with the proceeds when the site was sold to developers. The 600 bodies, which included John Baskerville, housed in the catacombs beneath the church were moved to Warstone Lane Cemetery. The site was the used for an office and retail block, the Christ Church Buildings, themselves demolished 1970 and replaced with a grassed slope.
During the 1950s, plans were made to widen Colmore Row for it to become part of the Birmingham Inner Ring Road, with a major road junction to be constructed at Victoria Square. These plans were dropped, however a lot of the Inner Ring Road plan was carried through to construction.
During the late 20th century the square was a busy traffic junction. Plans were made to pedestrianise the area and to create a public focal point. An international design competition was held for a central water feature in the square, which was won by Dhruva Mistry. Construction commenced in 1992 and was completed in 1994, when it was officially opened by Diana, Princess of Wales.
The square is surrounded by many prominent buildings. On the western side is the Town Hall, on its northern side is the Council House, on its eastern side is 130 Colmore Row and on the south side is Victoria Square House.
Every Christmas, Victoria Square forms the centrepiece for the Frankfurt Christmas Market and Craft Fair which also extends into New Street and abuts onto a craft fair in Chamberlain Square, with the city's official Christmas tree, donated each year by Sandvik, also standing in the square. The market's wooden huts sell items such as jewellery, artwork, ornaments, clothing and German food.
Was unidentified house #30.
Date: [197-?]
Photographer: [Staff of Dartmouth Planning and Development Department]
Format: 1 photograph : colour negative ; 35mm
Retrieval Code: Dartmouth Planning and Development photograph, 101-80C-6-18.0
1100 E. Bywater Lane
Fox Point, Wisconsin
Architect: Mendel Glickman
The smallest house in the world...no, seriously! Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright’s chief civil engineer, this mid-century modern home is located on a private wooded lot near Lake Michigan. It's currently for sale, here are some interior pictures.
SMBC is a Bible-centred, missions focussed, interdenominational and community based College in Sydney, Australia.
Find out more at www.smbc.com.au
The pavillon du Verdurier is located in the centre of Limoges city. It was built in 1919 by architect Roger Gonthier, who also achieved the railway station (Gare des Bénédictins) and the market hall.
It has an octogonal shape and the construction has been made in reinforced concrete with ceramic decorations.
At its origin it was used to store meat imported from Argentina, then in 1942 as a bus station. Finally in 1978 it was fully restored and is now an exhibition building.
Source: wikipedia
Item 51247, Water Department Photographic Negatives (Record Series 8200-13 ), Seattle Municipal Archives.
The buildings between the Police Station and Doctors Lane.
To the left of 50 High Street is Abacus Kitchens at 52 High Street and Arden Gallery at 56 High Street (and possibly 54 High Street).
House, now gallery and offices. C18 with C20 alterations and
additions. Brick laid to Flemish bond; gabled old tile roof
with brick rear stacks. 2-unit plan to street.
EXTERIOR: 2 storeys plus attic; 4-window range. Top dentilled
brick cornice and end pilaster strips. Mid C20 shop front has
2 entrances with enriched glazed doors separated by a
small-paned bow window to centre and one similar half-bow
window right and left; entrance to upper floors to right end;
deep fascia. First floor has narrow timber central panel with
painted lettering: MOUNT VIEW/ J H STEVENTON/ 1964; windows
with C20 small-paned cross-casements. 2 gabled roof dormers
with 2-light small-paned casements with iron opening
casements.
INTERIOR: not inspected.
52 High Street, Henley-in-Arden - Heritage Gateway
Arden Gallery and Lacy Gallery at no 54 and 56 are a Grade II listed building.
House, now 2 dwellings and galleries. C18 with later alterations and additions. Brick laid to Flemish bond; gabled old tile roof with renewed eaves tiles and brick end stacks and stack to rear. 3-unit plan. EXTERIOR: 2 storeys; 3-window range. Plat band over ground floor and top dentilled brick cornice. Entrance to right of centre (No.54) has altered head and C20 door; flanking segmental-headed windows have plate glass in C20 projecting frames; entrance to left (No.56) has C20 door and canted bay window under flat roof. First floor has windows with 3-light casements with iron opening casements in projecting frames as to ground floor windows. Roof truss to partly exposed left gable. INTERIOR: not inspected but noted as having large fireplace.