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The Glades has long been the reference point for luxurious golf resort living. This master planned enclave enjoys the unrivalled advantages of privacy, tranquillity and proximity - with direct access to the Gold Coast Highway, it's just 20 minutes from Coolangatta Airport and an hour from Brisbane. View more at Sunland Group
This is a close up detail shot from a new home in London. I wanted to show a few more details as it was an expensive property. This is all natural light. I then did a bit of wb correction in Lightroom.
View from Exchange Square looking south over the train shed of Liverpool Street Station towards the Heron Tower.
Heron Tower (110 Bishopgate) was completed in 2011 to the designs of architects Kohn Pederson Fox. At 202m (plus a 28m mast) it is the tallest building in the City of London (3rd in Greater London after the Shard and One Canada Sq.)
In the forground is the north end of the train shed of Liverpool Street Station - part of the original structure from 1874 incorporated into the station reconstruction of 1985-91.
This photo shows work from Octink, London's leading display specialist. You can find out more information at www.octink.com/.
We provided this ambitious double height impressive hoarding for our clients Clivedale for their Brook Street development. © Octink.
Sales plan for land in Paxton bounded by Millfield and Main Roads, Williams Street, and McDonald and Anderson Avenues. Includes a locality sketch of the area.
Paxton: 2nd subdivision, auction sale on the land, Saturday 21st April 1923 at 2 p.m, Creer & Berkeley auctioneers, Wolfe St., Newcastle; local agent S.W. Snape, Cessnock
Torrens title land plots for sale.
Liberal terms: £5 per lot deposit. £1 per lot per month. Interest 5%.
Vendors: East Greta Coal Mining Co. Ltd.
Solicitor: W. M. Sparke, Newcastle.
Surveyor: A.F. Hall, Newcastle.
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Marina Residences at The Concourse by Sunland Group. These gracefully tapered five storey towers are connected by a central entry foyer, strikingly cylindrical in shape and featuring fluted exterior walls reminiscent of a Corinthian column. Inspired by the ceremonial beauty of classic architecture, two wings of just 84 low-rise residential buildings sit elegantly on the landscape. This collection of homes is now available. Photography by Peter Sexty. View more at Marina Residences by Sunland Group
A long ambient exposure, then brought back the view ( not a great view) highlights in Lightroom. I used three flashes.
One to the right at 1/4, then one down the hall at 1/8, and a third to the left at 1/4. The white walls really helped bounce the light around.
Manor Nursery, Angmering ... about four months after it closed down in July. It will eventually go for building land.
The Lorraine Motel must have been a fantastic scene in the early-mid sixties. The Stax crowd would cool off in the pool on hot days, and soul artists coming from out of town to record at Stax would stay at the black-owned motel--and in the great days of Beale Street, entertainers could stay here, within walking distance of the clubs. Apparently, the food was great, too.
After Dr. King was murdered on the balcony of his room there, everything changed for Memphis, and the downtown still has a weird feeling, gutted by urban planners in an attempt to hold revolutionary social energies at bay.
When they closed the motel to turn it into the National Civil Rights Museum in 1988, Jacqueline Smith, who worked and lived at the Lorraine, refused to vacate. She has been holding a vigil outside ever since, arguing that the museum is a development scam, an act of gentrification. What was once a black, working-class neighbourhood has become an "art district" (artists are always and everywhere the advance scouts of property speculators), with expensive condos to match.
If you told me thirty years ago that people would be getting out of the Pub Business I would thought that you were insane but it is now happening on a regular basis especially in Dublin city.
According to media reports in August the Addison Lodge on Dublin's Northside is to remain in place after Dublin City Council refused planning permission to build apartments on the site where it is located.
My understanding is that developers had hoped to construct 19 houses and 12 apartments on the site in Glasnevin [across the road from the Botanic Gardens].
A few days ago I heard a rumour that revised planning permission application has been resubmitted [note: I could not find any evidence to support this rumour]
Royal Pines Integrated Golf Course. Originally designed by highly regarded Japanese golf course architect Tomojiro Maruyama, with new nine holes created in 2002 by Graham Marsh Golf Design, Royal Pines offers three unique golfing experiences on three distinct course layouts. Exemplary facilities also include a pro shop, daytime driving range, chipping and putting greens. Photography by Peter Sexty. View more at Marina Residences | Royal Pines Golf Resort
Mark Danby in his renovated apartment looking at the backyard of his parents' house - where only two years earlier as a 17 year old, he had no idea he would buy four units next door - or did he?
Since this image was uploaded - unfortunately Mark has passed away (Aug 15, 1985-March 16-2007) Aged 21 years. See his page www.flickr.com/photos/markdanby
A property developer - info@londiniumdesign.co.uk - has opted to have our natural log tiles whitewashed. They've been stacked into a rustic crate in an empty contemporary alcove. Clean, crisp and cool...
Image: r3photography.co.uk
View of the Luxury kitchen design at Marina Residences by Sunland Group. These gracefully tapered five storey towers are connected by a central entry foyer, strikingly cylindrical in shape and featuring fluted exterior walls reminiscent of a Corinthian column. Inspired by the ceremonial beauty of classic architecture, two wings of just 84 low-rise residential buildings sit elegantly on the landscape. This collection of homes is now available. Photography by Peter Sexty. View more at Marina Residences by Sunland Group