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The 14,000-square-foot Social Work Center includes 40-student smart classrooms with wireless multimedia technology and video-conferencing capabilities.
Went out scouting Crestwood as a potential photoshoot location. Saw a dude coming up the ramp who had clearly gone down there to pee (i.e., he was buttoning up his trousers as he walked up, and he really hadn't been down there long enough for other activities that would result in a need to button up one's trousers) even though he could easily have used an actual bathroom inside Crestwood Court if his main goal had been draining his bladder, which implies that what he really wanted to do was pee in a semi-public area. Creepy.
Poursuite de l’installation des vitres sur la passerelle entre le nouveau stationnement à étages et le pont piétonnier de l’autoroute 401.
This is a shot of a multi-level parking structure, taken from the High Line (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Line_%28New_York_City%29) on the West Side of Manhattan, New York City, in April 2013.
This early department store building is being removed to make way for a large parking structure for the refurbished Westin Book Cadillac hotel.
The David Stott Building towers in the background.
We'll use the same style of all-caps lettering for the new sign.
I have also asked to be granted exclusive control of the display content of the information kiosk on the streetcorner.
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In downtown Cumberland, Maryland, on June 26th, 2019, the Center City Parking Garage (built in 1976 according to the State of Maryland's Real Property Data Search website) at the southwest corner of South George Street and West Union Street.
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L’honorable Chris Alexander, député de la circonscription Ajax— Pickering à la Chambre des communes et ministre de la Citoyenneté et de l’Immigration; monsieur Joe Dickson, député de la circonscription d’Ajax à l’Assemblée législative de l’Ontario; et monsieur Gary McNeil, président de GO Transit, font le tour du nouveau parc de stationnement en élévation d’Ajax.
Vue rapprochée de l’installation des vitres sur la passerelle entre le nouveau stationnement à étages et le pont piétonnier de l’autoroute 401.
University of California, Davis Medical Center Parking Structure III. #wedesignedthis #dreyfussblackford
Suspended over the precast concrete structure, a louvered shade screen veils the building from the street and creates privacy for the adjacent patient rooms. Made of over four thousand extruded aluminum fins, each blade is rotated at a distinct angle designed to reflect light inside the structure and create a gentle textured facade above the street.
photo by Rien van Rijthoven
Scanning a roll of the FPP Retrochrome 320 that I shot last month on our trip up N. I rated it at 400, because previous results were overexposed. I think 400 is the best result so far. It has a soft, grainy and warm look to it that is really quite nice. Retro is right.