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This bank has 3 walls of glass. The only thing that holds up the ceiling are the columns.
Originally, this was an American Savings Bank.
Pleasant Hill, California
This bank has 3 walls of glass. The only thing that holds up the ceiling are the columns.
Originally, this was an American Savings Bank.
Pleasant Hill, California
View from my workplace
The street below is Front Street West. To the right of the Citi Tower is Toronto's main railway/ train station Union Station.
Scott Tallon Walker Architects, 1997-2000. Includes two full-height atria, 6 floors over basement car-park, granite cladding and low solar-gain glazing. RIAI Regional Award 2001. Customs House Quay, Dublin 1, Ireland.
I got stopped by a cop just after taking this shot. No photography allowed. I asked why, and he said it's forbidden since the terrorist scare from a couple of a years ago. Considering that I only got one shot, I'm fairly pleased with the outcome.
Carroll Muffett, President and CEO of the Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL), spoke with activists. Greenpeace activists in solidarity with Indigenous protectors in North Dakota, target a Citibank branch with a protest in Washington, D.C. February 6, 2017. Citibank is one of the largest institutions and creditors of the Dakota Access Pipeline. The construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline has led to the brutalization of peaceful water protectors at Standing Rock, North Dakota. If successfully completed, the pipeline would destroy sacred Indigenous lands, potentially poison the water supply of thousands of people and fast track climate change.