The bottom end of scaffolding where they can adjust the height to match uneven ground.

The scaffolding goes up, after the major fire there.

Work in Leyton, given a different view on the building.

383 S. Xiangyang Rd., Shanghai

Elbbrücken Hamburg

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Sunshine on the fence from the top level of the carpark making shadows on the scaffolding below on the construction site next door.

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A horizontal piece of scaffolding at the Maxcon building site, wet from the rain.

Gros plan sur la cathédrale surplombant toute la vieille ville de Bâle. Les cloitres ne sont pas en reste et sont caractérisés, comme la cathédrale, de très belles tuiles vernissées magnifiant encore plus l'ensemble.

Sources : Blog sur l'historique de la cathédrale (FR) && Wiki sur la cathédrale (FR) && Site de la cathédrale avec beaucoup d'information (DE) && Wiki de la cathédrale (DE)

Site de la ville à propos de la cathédrale (FR) && Site d'information sur la cathédrale (DE)

Jaipur, India

A new rooftop for Assicurazioni Generali

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I just looked out of the window and these guys were looking in at me!

The foundation walls and this scaffolding remain from an abandoned hall. They just stand there and defy wind and weather in Liguria, Italy.

Maldon Harbour, Essex.

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Munich building site

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1976 complexe desjardins

This is one of the rare occasions when metal scaffolding is used in Hong Kong, the vast majority is bamboo.

Flouro lighting on the ceiling of the little walkway protecting pedestrians from stuff falling off a tall city building under construction.

Giessen

Scaffolding with dangerous protruding bits covered with plastic plumbing pipes and sprayed with hi-vis yellow.

Bamboo scaffolding is a type of scaffolding made from bamboo and widely used in construction work for centuries...Bamboo Scaffolding was first introduced into the building industry in Hong Kong immediately after colonization in the 1800s. It was widely used in the building of houses and multi-story buildings... It was also useful for short-term construction projects, such as framework for temporary sheds for Cantonese Opera performances (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bamboo_scaffolding)

The building shown is Hong Kong Space Museum established 1980. It is museum of astronomy and space science in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the Hong Kong Government. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong_Space_Museum)

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The start of some work!

Brown Cuckoo-Dove on our scaffolding