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NOAH Enterprise are building a fantastic sculpture called the Wall of Small Views at the Places of Change garden. NOAH (New Opportunities And Horizons) is a Luton-based charity offering hope and support to people struggling against homelessness and exclusion. We offer a range of Welfare, Outreach and Training services to people suffering from homelessness and/or severe exclusion. We also operate a number of successful Social Enterprises which offer training and supported work experience placements alongside generating a much needed charitable income.
You can find out more about NOAH at www.noahenterprise.org
You can find out more about the Places of Change Garden at: www.placesofchangegarden.org.uk
Photo credit: Robert Davidson
Facilities work hard to finish up clean up and clear out of the old Goodman Building.
Photos by Mario Gallucci
Giardini della Villa Comunale (or Giardino Trevelyan and the Parco Duchi di Cesarò), is a public park that is a pretty and peaceful spot. An English-style garden, it was designed by Florence Trevelyan, who lived in Taormina at the end of the nineteenth century. A panoramic walkway lined with benches faces the view over the sea and Etna, while flower-beds, lawns, hedges, trees and bushes spread over the large terrace. There are several fascinating follies to admire, including cottages and towers, as well as a collection of caged birds, some old artillery, a children's play area and a bar (the latter two are not always open).
Florence Trevelyan arrived to Taormina in 1884 and in 1890 she married Doctor Salvatore Cacciola, a well-known resident of Taormina and for many years its mayor, and moved into the town. There she acquired several parcels of land on the steep hillside below the via Bagnoli Croce and embarked on the creation of another garden, calling it “Hallington Siculo” (Sicilian Hallington). This was a private, shaded, pleasure garden from which there are views of both the sea and Mt. Etna. Again she imported non-native plants, but the garden is most noteworthy for the extraordinary buildings constructed from different kinds of stone, cloth, brick, pipes and other architectural salvage.
The area was given to Taormina after Florence's death and is now part of a much larger municipal park.
The Folly, an old stone built tower on the moor above Sugworth Hall and overlooking the Strines moors. Used in days gone by for shooting parties and well err ... follying I guess.
Rathausplatz 1; Rathausplatz 4; Roter Herzfleck 2
Altes Rathaus, mehrteiliger Baukomplex;
Reichssaalbau, zweigeschossiger und traufständiger Satteldachbau mit Standerker und Treppengiebel, Fassadengliederungen in Kalkstein, gotisch, 2. Viertel des 14. Jahrhunderts, mit romanischen Bauteilen;
Rathausturm, neungeschossiger Turmbau mit Pyramidendach mit Laterne, Tordurchfahrt, vermauerter Laube und Maßwerkfenstern, westlich viergeschossiger Walmdachbau, Mitte 13. Jahrhunderts mit spätgotischen Veränderungen, Turm Anfang 18. Jahrhundert umgebaut;
Rückgebäude, zweiteiliger Komplex mit zwei- und dreigeschossigen Walmdachbauten, spätgotisch, Umbauten 1562, nach Südosten Hauptportal mit Treppenaufgang, gotisch, 1408;
Stadtschreiberhaus und Fürstenkollegium, zweigeschossiger und traufständiger Satteldachbau, im Kern mittelalterlich, Umbauten 1652;
Neues Rathaus, viergeschossige Vierflügelanlage mit Mansardwalmdach, Eckrisaliten und figürlichen Portalen, barock, 1662 und 1723, im Kern wohl mittelalterliche Substanz;
Brunnen, sog. Friedensbrunnen, achteckiges Becken mit allegorischer Figur und Eisengitter, bezeichnet mit 1661, von Leoprand Hilmer, Figur Kopie von 1909;
Sitzfiguren, vier Tugendallegorien, Sandstein, um 1630, von Leonhard Kern; ursprünglich für die Dreieinigkeitskirche gearbeitet
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Founded in the 13th century, this church was one of the four Old Town parish churches. It was an important center of the reformation movement and Jan Hus and Jan of Nepomuk also preached here. In the chapel, there is a tomb of the well-known Bohemian Baroque artist Karel Škréta. Since the middle ages Prague's best-known market has been held in Havelská Street, which is located in front of this building.
Intending to buy a building near Old Harbor and move it to the club in New Harbor, the building was instead ferried by barge across the Atlantic to Mystic, where it is part of the Mystic Seaport Museum and a replica was built for the club. If you're on the island, it's a great place to learn to sail. #blockislandlife #blockisland
From Campus Construction Advisory – "Elliot Building: Built in 1963 and 1964, its renovations begin in January 2010, with exterior seismic foundations, reinforcing walls and concrete. The work will also include sprinkler system installations and fire alarm upgrades."
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Constructed in 1819, it is the oldest provincial capitol building in Canada.
Historic marker:
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A friend of ours was doing the professional part of the job, we were just there to help him. / Egy kőműves barátunk végezte a szakmai munkát, és mi voltunk a segédmunkásai.
Completing a walkway in our yard - this was the last construction project for the year, in December 2015.
Barabás téglakőből járdát építettünk a hátsó épületekhez a kertünkben, ez volt az év utolsó építkezése nálunk, 2015. decemberében.
For some reason this building (1776) is called "the devil’s church". Originally it held stores and workshops, but today it serves as a conference room. (Helsinki, Finland). Set: Buildings & spaces - Exteriors + collection: Buildings + Spaces