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Old Dandenong Library during the relocation from the old site in Stuart Street to the new one in the Walker Street municipal building.
The last day of operation at the old site was Sunday March 2 2014 and the first day at the new site was Monday March 17. During this period a shuttle bus operated to the council's other library in Springvale.
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Old Dandenong Library during the relocation from the old site in Stuart Street to the new one in the Walker Street municipal building.
The last day of operation at the old site was Sunday March 2 2014 and the first day at the new site was Monday March 17. During this period a shuttle bus operated to the council's other library in Springvale.
That accumulator is really awesome. Jeff is going to help me make motor mounts at some point so that I can mount the pump properly.
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Old Dandenong Library during the relocation from the old site in Stuart Street to the new one in the Walker Street municipal building.
The last day of operation at the old site was Sunday March 2 2014 and the first day at the new site was Monday March 17. During this period a shuttle bus operated to the council's other library in Springvale.
The swarming honeybees have kept me very busy this spring. As the first night falls on the new colony most of the bees will move inside and begin the task of building comb. Just before darkness sets in I climb a 12' ladder, temporarily close off the entrance, slide the box onto my shoulder and carry it down to the apiary, otherwise known as my backyard. Moving them as soon as possible will prevent the foragers from learning this location as their new home. On the first morning after a swarm has moved house the foragers will begin orientation flights and use their built in GPS system to quickly learn how to navigate to and from their new location.
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Wendler Building (added 1982 - - #82004973)
Also known as Club 25;AHRS Site No. ANC-130
410 I St. , Anchorage
Historic Significance: Event, Person, Architecture/Engineering
Architect, builder, or engineer: Unknown
Architectural Style: No Style Listed
Historic Person: Wendler,A.J.
Significant Year: 1987, 1915
Area of Significance: Commerce, Architecture
Period of Significance: 1900-1924
Owner: Private
Historic Function: Commerce/Trade, Domestic
Historic Sub-function: Multiple Dwelling, Specialty Store
Current Function: Commerce/Trade
Current Sub-function: Professional
(further pictures are available by clicking on the link at the end of page!)
The history of Ulm Schwörhauses (Oath House) is closely linked to the history of place and terrain of the royal Palatinate on the "Court" as the Weinhof (Wine court) was called in the Middle Ages. Specifically with the location of the Palatine Chapel of the Holy Cross (1532/35 profaned for Weinstadel wine barn) and the "Luginsland (look into the country)", the former defensive tower of the Staufer Palatinate. At it the Ulmer (people from Ulm) built probably in the second half of the 14th century their first Schwörhaus in order to document with this on the former power center of the royal city not least urban sovereignty.
The first Ulmer Schwörhaus ("Schwörhäuslein" - the very small one)
New window with an enlarged view: Map of the Middle Ages
© City of Ulm
View of the wine farm from the Middle Ages
The first Ulmer Schwörhaus was a modest building with the wide side (approximately 9 m) towards the Wine court and an arcade passageway upstairs where Mayor and Council at the annual Schwörakt (Oathing act) had their fixed positions. It was directly attached to the "Luginsland". In 1612, the traditional construction, which had witnessed the eventful history of the three Ulmer Schwörbriefe (Oathing letters) of 1345, 1397 and 1558, had to give way to a prestigious new building. The "Luginsland" with its Schwörhaus attachment had fallen into disrepair: It had, so they told the Council, "etlich Schwenz (inclined position)" and threatened to collapse. In a comprehensive restructuring program, the Council decided to demolish the entire group of buildings from "Luginsland" Schwörhäuslein and former Palatine Chapel.
The Oath House of 1612/18: construction and use
On 8 june 1612, so it was reported by the chronicler, has been "placed the first piece of cuboid on the masonry foundation at Schwerheusslin (Schwörhäuslein - small Oath House)". After two years of construction, work has been temporarily suspended in 1614 and only in 1618 completed. Architects were the city Werkmeister (foreman/bookkeeper) Caspar Schmid and Laux Hemmerlin the Younger. In six years, an imposing magnificent building with open arcades and a stately Oath balcony for the annual Oathing act had arosen. In addition, the house was used for cultural institutions (public library from 1726 to 1785), events and primarily as magazine building as a chronicler of the 18th century describes: On the ground floor a "solid vault", initially occupied with guns, later used as a wine warehouse. On both sides of the wide, deep arched entrance (today the foyer) the offices of the both imperial officials, under whose supervision the horse and wine market on Wine court stood. Under the roof truss: Spacious fruit floors for grain storage. The overall dimensions of the house: 31 m long, 16.5 m wide.
The fire of 1785 and the Reconstruction 1789/90
New window with an enlarged view: Drawing of Schwörhausbrandes (fire) 1785
© City of Ulm
Around 170 years this proud civil building stood in the service of the common oath of Council, Mayor and Municipality to 1785 when in an "unheard-fire", as the chronicler narrats, the Oath house fell victim "to the flames". The 1789/90 under strict parsimony conducted reconstruction was the last major construction project of the imperial city of Ulm before the transition to Bayern in 1802.
The Oath house in the 19th century seat of government authorities and courts
In 1802, Ulm became Bavarian and in the Schwörhaus regional authorities from Bavaria authorities moved. The Oathing day was abolished. As a result, balconies and arcades on Schwörhaus were no longer needed and in 1804/05 had to give way to a uniform window facade. In 1810, the Bavarians were followed by the Württemberg, the Oath House came to Württemberg and was from 1822 to 1897 the seat of the Royal Württemberg Court for the Danube Area, the later District Court.
The Schwörhaus since 1898 again in municipal hand
New window with an enlarged view: Image of Schwörhauses about 1900
© City of Ulm
The Oath House around 1900
After the relocation of the District Court in the new judicial building in Olga street the city was able in 1898 to re-acquire the Schwörhaus, just in time to switch here with the council meetings during the Town Hall reconstruction (1898-1905). Multiple and comprising the nearly 100 years neglected building now in the following years was rebuilt and anew designed: 1907-08, the house was extended westwards, 1909/11 balcony and arcades were restored and in 1915 the facade with representations of major rulers and leading mayors from imperial time painted. Thus, the Schwörhaus again had become a considerable municipal building, widely used for cultural and educational purposes: A showroom was set up, in 1906 the female labor school moved in and 1908 followed city archives and library.
The destruction of 1944, and the reconstruction of 1953-54
New window with an enlarged view: Schwörhaus after the war
© City of Ulm
Schwörhaus after the devastation of World War 2
Like a number of other historic buildings, also the Oath house during an air raid on 17 december 1944 was destroyed. Around the reconstruction then sparked a fierce debate. Controversial was the form of the gable. While the City Council pleaded for the triangular gable of Renaissance facade, the association Old Ulm, supported by the majority of the Ulmer citizenry - ultimately successful - campaigned for the volute gable of prewar building stemming from the 18th Century. On 8 february 1954 then for the first time after the war an Oath Monday before the rebuilt Schwörhaus could be celebrated, where today the municipal archives and since 14 july 2007 the "House of History" are housed. In the framework of renovation work the wall of the palace chapel from the Staufen period were uncovered and set up a permanent exhibition on the Ulm city history from its beginnings to the present.
Die Geschichte des Ulmer Schwörhauses ist eng mit der Geschichte von Platz und Gelände der königlichen Pfalz auf dem "Hof", wie der Weinhof im Mittelalter genannt wurde, verbunden: Konkret mit dem Standort der Pfalzkapelle zum Hl. Kreuz (1532/35 zum Weinstadel profaniert) und dem "Luginsland", dem einstigen Wehrturm der staufischen Pfalz. An ihn bauten die Ulmer vermutlich in der zweiten Hälfte des 14. Jhs. ihr erstes Schwörhaus, um damit auf dem einstigen Machtzentrum des königlichen Stadtherrn nicht zuletzt städtische Souveränität zu dokumentieren.
Das erste Ulmer Schwörhaus ("Schwörhäuslein")
Neues Fenster mit vergrößerter Ansicht: Karte aus dem Mittelalter
© Stadt Ulm
Ansicht des Weinhofes aus dem Mittelalter
Das erste Ulmer Schwörhaus war ein bescheidener Bau mit der Breitseite (ca. 9 m) zum Weinhof und einem Arkadengang im Obergeschoss, wo Bürgermeister und Rat beim alljährlichen Schwörakt ihre festen Plätze hatten. Er war direkt an den „Luginsland“ angebaut. 1612 musste der traditionsreiche Bau, der die wechselvolle Geschichte der drei Ulmer Schwörbriefe von 1345, 1397 und 1558 erlebt hatte, einem repräsentativen Neubau weichen. Der „Luginsland“ mit seinem Schwörhaus-Anbau war baufällig geworden: Er habe, so berichtete man dem Rat, „etlich Schwenz“ und drohe einzustürzen. In einem umfassenden Sanierungsprogramm beschloss der Rat den Abbruch der gesamten Gebäudegruppe von „Luginsland“, Schwörhäuslein und einstiger Pfalzkapelle.
Das Schwörhaus von 1612/18: Neubau und Nutzung
Am 8.6.1612, so vermeldet der Chronist, hat man das „erste Quaterstück auff dem Gemäuergrund am Schwerheusslin gelegt“. Nach zweijähriger Bauzeit wurden die Arbeiten 1614 vorübergehend eingestellt und erst 1618 abgeschlossen. Baumeister waren die Stadtwerkmeister Caspar Schmid und Laux Hemmerlin d.J. In insgesamt sechs Jahren war ein imposanter Prachtbau mit offenen Arkaden und mit einem stattlichen Schwörbalkon für den jährlichen Schwörakt entstanden. Zusätzlich wurde das Haus für kulturelle Einrichtungen (Stadtbibliothek 1726-1785), Veranstaltungen und vor allem als Magazinbau genutzt, wie ein Chronist des 18. Jhs. beschreibt: Im Erdgeschoss ein „festes Gewölbe“, zunächst mit Waffen belegt, später als Weinlager genutzt. Zu beiden Seiten der breiten, tiefgewölbten Einfahrt (heute Eingangsbereich) die Diensträume der beiden reichsstädtischen Beamten, unter deren Aufsicht der Ross- und Weinmarkt auf dem Weinhof stand. Unter dem Dachstuhl: Geräumige Fruchtböden zur Getreidelagerung. Die Gesamtmaße des Hauses: 31 m lang, 16,5 m breit.
Der Brand von 1785 und der Wiederaufbau 1789/90
Neues Fenster mit vergrößerter Ansicht: Zeichnung des Schwörhausbrandes 1785
© Stadt Ulm
Zeichnung des Schwörhausbrandes 1785
Rund 170 Jahre lang stand dieser stolze Bürgerbau im Dienst des gemeinsamen Schwurs von Rat, Bürgermeister und Gemeinde bis 1785 bei einer „nie erhörten Feuersbrunst“, wie der Chronist überliefert, das Schwörhaus „ein Raub der Flammen“ wurde. Der 1789/90 unter strenger Sparsamkeit durchgeführte Wiederaufbau war die letzte große Baumaßnahme der Reichsstadt Ulm vor dem Übergang an Bayern 1802.
Das Schwörhaus im 19. Jahrhundert Sitz staatlicher Behörden und Gerichte
1802 wurde Ulm bayerisch und in das Schwörhaus zogen bayerische Landesbehörden ein. Der Schwörtag wurde abgeschafft. Die Folge: Balkon und Lauben am Schwörhaus wurden nicht mehr benötigt und mussten 1804/05 einer einheitlichen Fensterfront weichen. Auf die Bayern folgten 1810 die Württemberger, das Schwörhaus kam an Württemberg und war von 1822 bis 1897 Sitz des Königlich Württembergischen Gerichtshofes für den Donaukreis, des späteren Landgerichts.
Das Schwörhaus seit 1898 wieder in städtischer Hand
Neues Fenster mit vergrößerter Ansicht: Bild des Schwörhauses um 1900
© Stadt Ulm
Das Schwörhaus um 1900
Nach dem Umzug des Landgerichts in das neue Justizgebäude in der Olgastraße konnte die Stadt 1898 das Schwörhaus zurückerwerben, gerade rechtzeitig, um mit den Sitzungen des Gemeinderats während des Rathausumbaus (1898-1905) hierher ausweichen zu können. Mehrfach und umfassend wurde der fast 100 Jahre vernachlässigte Bau nun in den folgenden Jahren ungebaut und neu gestaltet: 1907/08 wurde das Haus nach Westen verlängert, 1909/11 wurden Balkon und Arkaden wieder hergestellt und 1915 die Fassade mit bedeutenden Herrscher- und führenden Bürgermeisterdarstellungen aus reichsstädtischer Zeit bemalt. Damit war aus dem Schwörhaus wieder ein ansehnliches städtisches Gebäude geworden, vielfach kulturell und auch schulisch genutzt: Ein Ausstellungsraum wurde eingerichtet, 1906 zog die Frauenarbeitsschule ein und 1908 folgten Stadtarchiv und Stadtbibliothek.
Die Zerstörung von 1944 und der Wiederaufbau 1953/54
Neues Fenster mit vergrößerter Ansicht: Schwörhaus nach dem Krieg
© Stadt Ulm
Schwörhaus nach den Zerstörungen des 2. Weltkriegs
Wie eine Vielzahl anderer historischer Gebäude wurde auch das Schwörhaus beim Luftangriff vom 17.12.1944 zerstört. Um den Wiederaufbau entzündete sich dann eine heftige Diskussion. Umstritten war die Giebelform. Während die Stadtverwaltung für den Dreiecksgiebel der Renaissancefassade plädierte, setzte sich der Verein Alt Ulm, unterstützt von der Mehrheit der Ulmer Bürgerschaft – letztlich mit Erfolg – für den aus dem18. Jh. stammenden barocken Volutengiebel des Vorkriegsbaus ein. Am 2.8.1954 konnte dann erstmals wieder nach dem Krieg ein Schwörmontag vor dem wiederaufgebauten Schwörhaus gefeiert werden, in dem heute das Stadtarchiv und seit dem 14.7.2007 das „Haus der Stadtgeschichte“ untergebracht ist. Im Rahmen von Umbauarbeiten wurden dabei die Wand der Pfalzkapelle aus staufischer Zeit freigelegt und eine Dauerausstellung zur Ulmer Stadtgeschichte von den Anfängen bis zur Gegenwart eingerichtet.
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Hey folks, the library book drops have been moved into the library parking lot to accomodate the construction on Concord Street.
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It’s been a few months since I posted a photo of my workspace at the time of my relocation from Communication to the Service Center which showed my desk in a still-being-set-up state. Last week I finally finished making the new location my own space by getting my framed art and diploma on the surrounding walls (thanks for the help, Miguel).
Old Dandenong Library during the relocation from the old site in Stuart Street to the new one in the Walker Street municipal building.
The last day of operation at the old site was Sunday March 2 2014 and the first day at the new site was Monday March 17. During this period a shuttle bus operated to the council's other library in Springvale.
To prepare for the construction of a freeway-style interchange at 5400 South and Bangerter Highway, UDOT will relocate a segment of the Jordan Aqueduct that extends north and south through this area.
Covering two floors of this office building in Fleet Place, London, Mansfield Monk designed a fresh working environment that consolidated the two businesses who were relocating to the new offices. The design reflects the individuality, creativity and passion of both parts of the business.
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Old Dandenong Library during the relocation from the old site in Stuart Street to the new one in the Walker Street municipal building.
The last day of operation at the old site was Sunday March 2 2014 and the first day at the new site was Monday March 17. During this period a shuttle bus operated to the council's other library in Springvale.
Got this in the mail today, along with the Skeleton dress. Awesome ! I knew just who would like to wear it. Of course, we added our own special touch...we relocated the bow !
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Today I didn't go to school until second period, due to my exemption of my first period Journalism exam and an orthodontist appointment.
I took my AP World History exam and I'm pretty sure I owned it.
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Relocated from Philae Island to Agilika Island.
Patrons: Tiberius Caesar Augustus 42 BCE-37 CE (r.14-37 CE) &
Caesar Nerva Traianus (Trajan) 53-117 CE, emperor (r.98-117 CE).
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Due to the construction of the Three Gorges Dam, 47% of Wanzhou's old urban area will be underwater by the time the reservoir is filled. Buildings in the submerged area have been torn down and new ones rebuilt on higher ground. More than 160 000 people have to be relocated.
Drilled & tapped the stem to mount a bell, based on these instructions: Gotta tap before you ding: Mounting a bicycle bell à la française
The City of Renton, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Potelco and PSE all partnered to help relocate an osprey nest in Renton from a power pole to a new nesting pole.
As seen the day after the relocation, the Osprey are back in their nest, and the existing power pole has anti-nesting devices placed on it.
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