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Factories along the Wensum in Norwich (the other side from Carrow Road); a marvellous moody industrial landscape. Here's some modernist architecture, 1950s perhaps, a bit too déclassé to be Bauhaus, but you can see where the influences came from; next door, fine Victorian work.
Founded by Mackintosh this factory dates back to1868 still produces classic brands such as Quality Street. Close to the railway station you get excellent views as the train waits.
Part of an old factory in Evesham Worcestershire. This was the garage workshop and all that remains.
This wood factory in China is using their own unusable wood shavings to run a special generator, to help meet the factory's energy needs. Very smart.
This old factory in Hill Street, Netherton, Dudley is getting a makeover, not sure if it is for commercial or housing use.
No longer a factory (in fact, I think this is the upper floors of the Foyles building on Tottenham Court Road) but still just as iconic.
Factory Butte Utah - Drone view during the twiligh hour at Factory Butte at the Southern Utah Badlands.
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Abandoned Flextronics Factory
Info:
Flextronics which is still operating in Limerick and Cork supplies networking products to the telecommunications and IT sectors. This factory, located in the Plassey Technological Park in Limerick City shut it's doors in 2002 and has stayed empty since. At the moment it is up for sale at €1.75 million.
I saw this place a year ago but couldn't stop the car on the highway to shoot it. a year passed by and I found myself in the same place, but this time I drove deliberately to a spot where I could stop the car.
About PIMPA:
The PIMPA （FUJIAN）SHOES & CLOTHING CO.,LTD. is a factory professional manufacturing Shoes and clothing in Quanzhou of China,Our original Factory was Established 1996, and The PIMPA are children’s famous brands in China now,We Re-integration and the creation of PIMPA （FUJIAN）SHOES & CLOTHING CO.,LTD .,Our factory main products for shoes and clothing styles are men,women,children, Our main shoes as running shoes, skate shoes,canvas shoes,casual,tennis shoes etc of all sport shoes,And main clothing as Boxer shorts,beach short,T-shirt,Polo shirt of all underwear etc.
By now,PIMPA had set Production quality test control centre and a professional strong Q.C. teams to ensure the shoes and clothing quality. Pimpa is keeping the main old buyers such as DSW, Kmart, Sears, and Ross stores etc big sell market! With more than ten-years of hard work, The Company has instituted sound and strict systems for its internal management and is in possession of a contingent of high-caliber business personnel; and more than 26 factory partners had the certificate ISO 9001-2000 Quality Control System etc.
Pimpa Marketing
The PIMPA Keep to Join world limited merchandising team stays in constant communication with its subsidiaries to ensure that product orders are planned, scheduled, manufactured and delivered, to the required standards set by customers. NEWERA rigorous effort in supply chain transparency minimizes unforeseen incidents, reducing and eliminating impact on the customers market position.
The Pimpa Keep to Join world limited continuously invests in research & development and effective quality control processes, to produce and deliver efficient & cost effective merchandise, and give customers the competitive advantage in the market. Our vision for NEWERA is not simply focused on business development but business relationship management, because consumers are our focus our top priority.
Pimpa Products design:
Join world limited is progressively active in assisting customers with each new design of products. Highly skilled designers and technicians work cohesively to collaborate with customers on best methods and best value approaches for each product. NEWERA design assist helps improve product accuracy and price competitive point for the customers.
Web：http://www.pimpa.cn
I have lots more pics of this place taken over several years.. I"ll post them if I find them.
Anyway, this old munitions factory was part of the Manhattan Project (I'm not really sure how, I'd have to look it up.) At least, according to my sources, which may or may not be correct. I think it's probably been abandoned since the end of WWII. At this point, it's pretty much an empty shell of brick. In the 70s or 80s sometime, an attempt was made to blow it up. They blew up two smokestacks, which still lay on the ground like slain giants. It was decided that it was too expensive, and the place was too sturdy (or something like that), and it's still standing to this day. Some of it's outlying buildings are still in use or semi-used... and other gigantic buildings are laying empty and ruined.
Due to it's historical significance, it probably should be on the National Register, even as a ruin. My mom used to work near here so I have lots of better pics I can post at some later time. I was just in the neighborhood this morning and took this one shot through the window of the car.
I wouldn't recommend snooping around here without permission, it's guarded 24 hours a day. If you ask nicely at the guard house, they might let you wander around.
Factory tour
Knitwear garment manufacturing, from fiber/yarn to material, CMT, including dyeing, screen printing, finishing, packing.
Factory workers, ca. 1945
Photographer:
Clifford, Howard
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Employees--Washington (State)
Industry--Washington (State)
Women--Washington (State)
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Society and Culture Collection
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Going down the stairs to the basement we expected to find only one a hand full of rooms. The second basement level was completely flooded so no way to get further down. We were already about turning back to return upstairs when we notices a hole in the wall leading into real maze of pitch black corridors and basement rooms. Aparently some parts of the basement of the ice factory had been used as air raid shelters in WW2. We found air pumps (probably - might turn up on trespasser stream), this emergency exit and finally some ridiculous narrow stairs circling up in another part of the building (which we had assumed wouldn't be accessible). BTW: Don't use this in an emergency - there is no way out up there...
Exploration with 3PASSA and anvosa.
View on black
Rear gear are placed in these surroundings for the moving assembly line. Line 2 in the 737 Renton Factory.
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The Factory, a 95,000 square-foot freestanding showroom space in High Point, North Carolina, dates back to the early 20th Century. This historical building was formerly known as the Adams-Millis Hosiery Mill.
Viewed from the turntable road leading to the North outgoing is the famous factory. Not really sure what is going to happen to this building. Mixed rumours abound. This view was recorded on 20th May 2009.
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