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Where do old airplanes go? The lucky ones go to the Air Mobility Command Museum—the only museum dedicated to airlift and air refueling history! Air Mobility Command Museum ( amcmuseum.org/ )
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Architecture & Interiors by Splyce / Nigel Parish
Interior Photography by
Ivan Hunter
Wendy's #10613 (3,325 square feet)
2468 Nimmo Parkway, Courthouse Marketplace, Virginia Beach, VA
Built and opened in 2007, renovated in December 2019
I've been patiently waiting since March of last year for Wendy's to reopen their dining rooms, but it's felt like freakin' forever. More specifically, Virginia Beach has four locations I documented in spring 2019 that were renovated a few months afterwards and I've been wanting to redocument, but, ya know, closed dining rooms and all kinda got in the way of me achieving any of that. Only one appears to have reopened so far, and it's their location across from the courthouse.
Wendy's #9876 (2,398 square feet)
1201 Benns Church Boulevard, Smithfield, VA
Built and opened in 2005, renovated in 2014
Interior of NK 58 HNA. There is a response bag, sani-wipes, PRF board, aspirator and part of the monitor on display, most other equipment is stowed in the lockers.
El castell es troba abandonat, i a part de netejar la vegetació no s'hi ha fet cap actuació de consolidació o excavació.
University of Gloucestershire Interior Design students visiting the new student village taht is being constructed in Pitville, Cheltenham.
Picture by Clint Randall www.pixelprphotography.co.uk
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Interior Photography by Pieter Estersohn
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The uniform colors of each element of an interior can all add up to a motif or theme, for both typical commuters and transit fans. This Alstom R160 subway car has many shades of cold colors (namely blue, black, and gray), giving the car a visionary interior that matches the constantly evolving nature of New York City.
E-Mart
13276 Warwick Boulevard, Village Square, Newport News, VA
Opened in the mid 2000s; originally Winn-Dixie (March 1980-September 1982), later Food Town (opened December 1st, 1982), Food Lion (February 1983-December 6th, 2000), Kim Milling Company (opened in April 2001)
This is the big change since last year. The interior has been gutted. At the Cayo repair facility it is often easier to remove everything. The interior furnishings can be refurbished on the work table. The interior is opened up to attend to structural problems that may need repair.
The triple-round gauges on 1965-69 Corvairs lend the interior an air of sportiness, rivaling the sporty dashboard of the early Camaros. 1969 Monza interiors featured all GM safety equipment for that year, note the headrests, dashboard padding, and soft interior trim. Missing is GM's anti-theft steering column lock, Corvair was the only '69 GM product to keep the dash-mounted ignition switch (Chevy felt it wasn't worth re-engineering the Corvair's steering column for this feature since the car was being discontinued anyway; the Fed requirement wouldn't take effect until 1970). Powerglide automatic transmission shifter was on the dashboard to the right of the steering wheel. Stickshift models had a floor-mounted console-less lever with a white ball shifter knob. 1969 Monza's Strato-Bucket seats were 2" wider than the '68 models. Cheaper Corvair "500" models featured a plain bench seat, and carpeting was replaced by vinyl floor covering.
Monza coupes feature a standard folding rear seat which was an option on Corvair "500" coupes.