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Late afternoon shadows cross the heritage Hermant building (1929). This view is soon to become obscured as construction of the neighbouring HNR Dundas Square Tower progresses.
Another of my favourite lighthouses. I like the round building in front of the lighthouse which is very unusual looking.
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The building on the left is the Nexus, a new 40 story tower with 389 condominiums. An 18th floor unit with 616 square feet can be purchased right now for only $619,900. Hurry!
82-story mixed-use residential skyscraper, 262 meters, completed 2009. One of tallest buildings in the world designed by a female-lead architectural firm. Architects: Jeanne Gang and Studio Gang Architects. First skyscraper in Chicago to contain a hotel, condominiums, apartments and retail space. The building´s name was inspired by its undulating balconies, which no two are alike.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aqua_(skyscraper)
Maison de pierres appareillées en assises et surélevée par rapport au niveau du sol. Architecture d’esprit français : linteaux de bois noyés dans le mortier, asymétrie des ouvertures,grandes cheminées aux murs-pignons.
Cette maison fut construite en 1812 par Dominique Rollin fils, à l’angle nord-ouest du chemin de Chambly et de la rue Saint-Charles. En 1834, elle fut achetée par la Fabrique de la paroisse de Saint-Antoine et servit de maison d’école et de pensionnat pour filles. C’est là qu’Eulalie Durocher, Henriette Céré et Mélodie Dufresne, responsables de l’école, décidèrent en 1843 de fonder la congrégation des sœurs des Saints Noms de Jésus et de Marie. Par la suite, la maison servit d’école pour les garçons, de salle communautaire, de logement pour le bedeau, de bureau d’enregistrement, de salle de réunion pour le conseil du village, etc. En 1959, elle fut déménagée, pierre par pierre, sur son site actuel. En 1960, elle fut classée monument historique par le ministère des Affaires culturelles.
Source: Société historique et culturelle du Marigot
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Paris, non loin de Matignon. Nous sommes un mardi. Il fait très froid.
Une réunion professionnelle au Bristol avec Eric Frechon, grand Chef émérite et d'une belle humanité.
Je profite de l'occasion pour vagabonder dans ce quartier animé et argenté. Sur les trottoirs gris vont et viennent des gens simples ou fortunés, souvent in-différenciables.... Dans un chassé croisé de taxis, un petit peuple d'"élus" vivent de riches heures dans un quotidien fait d'une banalité toute "confondante"...
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Traduct by Dominique Wormald
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Paris, not far from Matignon. It was Tuesday and very cold.
I had a business meeting at the Bristol's with Eric Frechon, a highly skilled Chef and a very nice man.
I took the opportunity to wander in this lively and silvery coloured area. On the pavements people from all walks of life (although most of the time they all look the same) are coming and going.... A lot of taxis. And for the “chosen” few people life is good , for the rest life is more mundane.
Facade view of the historic Paul Bishop building at 363-5 Adelaide Street East. The building was constructed circa 1842 for Paul Bishop, a blacksmith and landlord whose shop was across the street. These two attached brick houses are significant examples of Georgian-style residences that used to be common in Toronto, one of which is now occupied by NewWall House, a designer wallpaper showroom. It received heritage designation from the Ontario Heritage Act in 1998.
Me apetecía editar las fotos del viaje a Edimburgo, puesto que en su momento las subí sin edición alguna. Fue un viaje increíble y las fotos creo que podrían reflejarlo aún más.
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Main Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba. (Old, previously unedited photo. This is why I keep everything I shoot)
A hot-air balloon for promotion purpose at downtown Singapore.
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Downtown vancouver, you can see the buildings' history at this corner. 溫哥華市中心一角，可以看到不同年代的建筑的組合，基本體現這個150多年的年輕城市的歷史
Construction on the Capitol began in February 1882. Originally, the exterior was to be limestone, but the stone that was quarried streaked when exposed to air. Granite, a harder, more expensive stone, was proposed. The debate delayed construction for almost two years. Finally the decision was made to use "Sunset Red" granite donated by its owners in what is now Marble Falls, Texas. The state gave the stone to the contractor along with 1,000 convicts to quarry it. When, in 1885, the granite cutter's union objected to the use of convict labor and boycotted, the contractor responded by importing experienced stonecutters from Scotland.
More info here. www.tspb.state.tx.us/SPB/capitol/history/history.htm
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