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Patrek Tully attends the public ceremony for Dyana Tully's adoption of the Faith of the Seven.
Photo taken in Right of Conquest.
Vancouver’s Public Art Program seeks to incorporate contemporary art practices into city planning and development. The program supports art-making of many kinds - emerging and established artists, in new and traditional media from stand-alone commissions to artist collaborations. The program is part of Cultural Services and oversees development of public art opportunities throughout the city. Civic projects at civic buildings, greenways, parks and other public spaces are funded through capital budgets. Private sector projects are funded by developments in the rezoning process.[2]
Coinciding with the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, the Public Art Program has commissioned various local artists to produce works
Cleveland, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 2024
Public Square is the central plaza and historic heart of Downtown Cleveland. Designed by surveyor Moses Cleaveland in 1796, it was patterned after a traditional New England green, a common space in New England towns.
Features and History
Historic Center: The 9.5-acre (3.8-hectare) square was originally the center of the city plan, traditionally divided into four quadrants by the intersection of Superior Avenue and Ontario Street.
Key Monuments:
Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument: Dedicated in 1894, an impressive monument in the southeast quadrant honoring Cuyahoga County residents who served in the American Civil War.
Statue of Moses Cleaveland: Located in the southwest quadrant, honoring the city's founder.
Tom L. Johnson Monument: Dedicated to a former, influential progressive mayor of Cleveland.
Historic Landmark: In 1879, Public Square was the site of the first successful demonstration of electric streetlights in the world, using arc lamps designed by Charles F. Brush.
Modern Redesign (2016): After decades of primarily serving as a traffic hub, a major $50 million renovation transformed the square into a more cohesive, pedestrian-friendly civic space. The stretch of Ontario Street was closed, and Superior Avenue was restricted to transit buses. The northern half is now primarily a sloping lawn, while the southern half is a hardscape plaza featuring a fountain that converts into an ice-skating rink in the winter.
Landmark Buildings: The square is bordered by Cleveland's tallest skyscrapers, including the Terminal Tower and Key Tower, as well as historic buildings like the Old Stone Church.
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The following comes from the pub’s own information board.
The Coach and Horses' beautiful exterior stain glass windows marks this pub as one that is hard to miss. The pub was once connected at the first floor to another building. However, after its neighbour received considerable damage, the original building had to be pulled down. It was later rebuilt in 1933 for William Younger & Co.
Behind this pub lies a mysterious, spooky story, which will chill the bones of even the most fearsome of people.
In the eighteenth century, the story goes that a coach pulled along by four horses was being driven by a ghostly figure. Those who saw this ghostly ghoul told the tale that as the coach came closer to the building, they realised the driver was headless and the passengers of this supernatural coach were staring through the windows with their dreary skull-like faces.
Bruton Street in London Mayfair has something Royal about itself, in fact is the birth place of Queen Elizabeth II born at 17 Bruton Street London April 21, 1926.
A beginning
According to our senses, I think it is possible if we want cosmologically speaking
and also without going so far, inside us, the visual idea of a new beginning
that is able to make sense of a reality never explained and "now" new ...
Something that almost an entire humanity has been asking for in silence.According to our senses, I think it is possible if we want cosmologically speaking
and also without going so far, inside us, the visual idea of a new beginning
that is able to make sense of a reality never explained and "now" new ...
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I don't know how old it is but the fact that they advertise a "public phone" would seem to give some indication.
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Greenstar Express (Pacita Liner) 201318
UD Trucks FE6D
UD Trucks PKB212N
Santarosa PKB AC
Location: Pacita Complex, San Pedro City, Laguna
For many years this building on Englefield Road in De Beauvoir was called An Viet House and housed a Vietnamese restaurant.
But then it was closed for a while and has now had its original facade restored, revealing its origins as a public wash house, and is the premises for the East & South-East Asian Community Centre.
Taken on the bridge Götaälvsbron wich is on its last year of life, the new bridge Hisingsbron is soon finished, you can see parts of it in the pic...
2016-07-29 20.02.53
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In 2005 architects Shusaku Arakawa and Madeline Gins designed a building of nine apartments known as Reversible Destiny Lofts in Tokyo. Resembling a combination of Legos and fast food restaurant playgrounds (click image for detail), inside, each apartment features sloped floors, hard to find switches and no closets. The result is that occupants constantly lose balance and fall over and finding everyday items can be trying. Arakawa argues that this "makes you alert and awakens instincts, so you'll live better, longer and even forever." Each apartment had a $763,000 price tag when they first went on the market. Don't worry, the apartments actually meet every building-code requirement. Keep a look out, Arakawa plans similar complexes in Paris and New Jersey.