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The nurse is not happy, she can't find some of her patients...

D400, 47484 and 31568 lined up outside Old Oak Commons Factory

Steel Girder Roof over an old Concrete Floor. A redundant factory scene (photo by my late son Chris J Walker)

A resturant & bar & bookstore called Old Factory in zone 798 Beijing, where lots of old industrial buildings are renovated into art galleries and bars etc. This photo was taken during a dinner.

An abandoned leather factory somewhere in the Netherlands

 

michelin factory ( 1889).

Inside an old flour factory in Leiden.

A motley collection of glass panes in this old factory window.

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The Partagas factory in central Havana is one of only 2 open to the public in the city. It is an original building constructed in 1845 and as far as I can tell hasn't changed much since then (think Dickens' workhouse and you get the idea of the inside).

 

Hundreds of men and women sit facing one direction rolling cigars. In the morning a reader reads them the newspaper over a loudspeaker and in the afternoon, part of a book. It takes 9 months of daily training to learn to roll a cigar. It is very complicated and quite a skill.

 

No photos inside were allowed. Shame. Definitely a highlight of our trip.

It has been a long time since I had done any night time exploring. It was freezing as we picked our way through the abandoned factory, across broken glass and stripped out wire. After heading up the stairs, we made for the roof and set up.After inexplicably losing any ability to control the camera on the roof, we headed down to the long factory floors. I wasn't sure on the current status of security here – there certainly is some. Lights were on, and vehicles on the site. On the corner of buidings are cameras, and so it was important to not show any light. It was very dark inside.

Try hard as we might, we were unable to spot any chocolate wrappers on the floor anywhere in the factory. It was little consolation that those nasty people who have systematically stripped every last piece of metal out of here had remembered not to drop any litter and take it home with them to put in a bin.

Color Factory '17

Taken at the Old Cement Factory in Concrete, Washington

thats what it looks like when you repeat it.

You use these textures in 3d games etc where you run around shooting people.

That one would be a building.

You have to get them so the windows bricks etc are virtually the same and do not obviously repeat.

They are slightly different but not much.

The drainpipe is a pain but it was there.

You can see the top windows aren't straight.(yet.)

This ones isn't too sharp at the top so I might discard it.

This is the source photo

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Boeing factory, Everett, Washington, USA

Some yuppie-style chic apartments made from an old factory-style building in New Farm.

Cement Factory along the maas rivier, in Nameche, Belgium.

Pottery Factory, Rishton, Fergana Valley

Sangamon Valley Collection

The first airline I ever flew was Eastern!

Chinese umbrella factory worker assembles umbrella's in umbrella factory in Jiangxi Province near the city of Jingdazhen.

two jewelry makers in a factory

Stavanger, Norway was striking in its diversity and cultural charms.

Part of the old plastics factory

13/7/08

I can remember when this in Bodmin Road was Red Ring or Precision Gear Machines and Tools Limited. I think I also remember a low, reasonably attractive wall at the front rather than the fence. Also back then there was access on foot to Caludon Castle Park past pools containing tadpoles and newts to the left of the building.

 

In ABCs and 123s: I is for industrial

una fabbrica abbandonata da qualche parte lì fuori

an abandoned factory somewhere out there

Glasgow, Scotland.

 

In the late 19th century, the owners of the site wanted to build a factory there but the Victorian city council kept rejecting their design proposals.

So they recruited a top architect, William Leiper. He came up with a proposal, modelled on the Doge's Palace in Venice, which was built in 1892 in polychromatic brick - orange, yellow, blue, with turrets and arched and circular windows.

It is no longer a carpet factory - it has become a business centre instead.

Premier Screw factory in Woodgate, Leicester. Timer as photographed in 2008.

a woman posing in front of Gevaert Factory Antwerp (Mortsel)

Creating a optical illusion

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