Also a hotel. Must be expensive like hell to stay there. It is by the Lake Geneva... Gorgeous building nonetheless!

Quai de Belgique, Lausanne, Switzerland. 30Jun2010

An unexpected low building on the Canal Grande, Venice.

An old abandoned church near Rutland, Vermont: March 24, 2007

NYC, 1927. Designed by Chicago architects Rapp and Rapp

I also spent two weeks at Felin Uchaf, an Eco-building volunteer project in North Wales. Most of the construction at Felin Uchaf uses naturally felled oak timber. During my stay, most of the work I did was marking out and cutting the timber for one of the planned buildings on the site. This involved lots of wood carving, and lots of learning about the properties of oak and its ageing process. I also took part in other eco and traditional Welsh building techniques such as dry stone walling and roof thatching.

Apartment or condo building in Mount Vernon

NYC from the Observation Deck

Chicago Skyline

The Armour Mausoleum Woodlawn Cemetery - Built in 1901 for the family of meatpacker Herman Armour - Bronx New York City 2007 NYC architecture building Statue facade columns wings Wood-lawn tomb marker sculpture tombstone graveyard grave yard serenity lady turning grief grieving mourning mourner mourn dome chapel Entrance Heir Hot Dog Fortune Hotdog meat packer

Schloss Bremgarten ( Baujahr 16. Jahrhundert - château castle castello ) über der A.are in Bremgarten bei Bern im Kanton Bern der Schweiz

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Campaigners gather outside the Royal Courts of Justice, London on the first day of a legal hearing challenging the government's decision to allow the building of a third runway at Heathrow airport. The campaign is supported by a number of environmental NGO's, pressure groups, politicians and local councils. Friends of the Earth, represented by law firm Leigh Day, is leading the climate change arguments.

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By: Wood, Kendrick & Reynolds for Mitchells and Butlers Brewery Ltd

Built; 1935

The Three Magpies Public House and attached walls can be found on the on the corner of School Road and Shirley Road Hall Green in Birmingham.

It was built designed in 1935, by Wood, Kendrick & Reynolds for Mitchells and Butlers Brewey.

The construction of the building is Brown brick in Flemish bond. It has a flat roof including former roof garden. The irregular plan and facades reflect interior function which include a Bar, former Gents Smoking Room, former Assembly Room, former Outdoor Department, entrance hall and toilets.

It has a variety of one and two storey blocks, with a tall brick tower to the left. Built in the modernist style, it is inspired by Dutch architect Willem Dudok with later alteration to provide display window for Outdoor Department.

The Three Magpies sister pub, The Baldwin, can be found on Baldwins Lane, slightly south of this buildings location.

The Empire State Building puts on a light show in honor of the Chinese Lunar New Year.

North Tawton at dusk

Bodleian Library: Clarendon Building

Buildings light up red for World Aids Day, Shetland 2013 - Town Hall, Lerwick

Taken by Agnieszka Eile

City of Buffalo Streets Department

Photos around the Dominican Campus by Marques Daniels

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Years gone bye this building was used by Yarnolds for making curtains.

The other reason I was distracted from the art at the MoMA was that there were some really incredible views through its enormous glass windows. It was easy to see just how dense Manhattan is, because we were a little higher than street level. I love this collection of buildings all clustered together like odd bedfellows.

While we're told there is the possibility of drought, and sections of the South East suffer a hosepipe ban, at midnight on the Olympia end of the North End Road, a pipe pisses water away at the bottom of an unattended building site.

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