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This cam was odd... It said in the URL something about "club monitoring" & seemed to be trained on the folks coming in & out of that CD/DVD place. I wondered briefly if I had stumbled unto surveillance of a stake-out. =O
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June 30, 2023 - Casa Botines by my favorite Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi.
"This building was entrusted to Gaudí by the company “Fernández and Andrés” of León (Spain) – succeeding of the business founded by mister Joan Homs i Botinàs (reason why the building is known under the name of Botines) -, that company was managed by Mrs. Simón Fernández Fernández and Mariano Andrés Luna that had commercial relations, due to his textile business, with the count Eusebi Güell who recommended them Gaudí as architect.
Gaudí worked then in the construction of the Episcopal Palace of Astorga (close to León) and due to the proximity of both buildings, he decided to accept the assignment.
Gaudí signed the plans of the building in December of 1891 and once surpassed the lawsuit that the owners had with the City Council, the works began January 4, 1892, directed by Claudi Alsina, and they were finished in November of the same year.
In the year 1931, the Caja de Ahorros y Monte de Piedad (a Savings Bank), acquired the building. This company carried out some reforms broking the original design eliminating seven pillars of the basement. Fortunately a new owner (Caja España – another Savings Bank), reconvert again the building to install in it its social headquarters, and carried out in the year 1994 a reform that restored the structure just as Gaudí had initially projected.
For this restoration, the architects Mariano Diaz Sáenz and Felix Compadre Díez were contracted to return to place the pillars eliminated previously, pillars that were reconstructed with the same materials used by Gaudí.
During these works, a paper roll with information on the construction aspects and collaborators of the initial works were found inside the statue of San Jorge – work of Antoni Cantó and Vicenç Matamala – presiding the main entrance, what has permitted a better knowledge of these aspects.
Description
It is a rectangular building designed in a neo gothic style, but shown some very modern constructive characteristics for the period in which it was built. Really, despite the medieval aspect of the building, Gaudí applies a modern conception of the architecture so much in the constructive aspect, as in the artistic one and of utilization.
The structure of the building is supported by light metallic columns in the basement, permitting in this manner a more diaphanous space than was better adapted to the commercial needs that this area was devoted. In the upper flats, the function of support is trusted by load walls.
The access to the building is made through a door in the centre of the main façade, this is the only place where the ditch surrounding the front and lateral façades is broken to lead to the access stairs. On this door a statue of Saint George fighting with the dragon – mentioned in the section of history – is found, that door is closed with a notable forged iron grille in which we can observe a figure of a lion surrounded by vegetable motives evoking the name of the city.
To each angle of the four facades totally covered with blocks of of grey stone of local extraction, we find a circular tower. An important quantity of neo gothic windows in a bigger quantity in the low than in the higher plants, permit to assure a better lighting. In the upper plant, the lighting is also assured by some skylights, situated in the roof, simplifying also the ventilation, function helped by the six interior courtyards.
Above the basement and the ground floor, three levels are found plus an attic in addition. In the first one of these levels there are two apartments, one for each owner and in each one of the upper levels four flats destined to rent.
The roof is covered with grey shale." Previous detailed description of this wonderful building: www.gaudiallgaudi.com/botines-house/
A close-up shot captures a weathered metal door marked 'Main Entry' in bold black letters, with a brass peephole centered below. Beneath it, a red 'WARNING' sign strictly prohibits the use of two-way radios, cordless phones, and other RF devices, citing SBC Local Exchange Carrier policy — a relic of early 2000s telecom security. The gritty texture and faded signage evoke a sense of industrial utility and forgotten protocol.
This cam was mounted in an odd place. Its primary function seemed to be a back alley view with the cam pointed straight down. I tried looking around, but the image here was all I got.
, High Street, Newmarket, England, United Kingdom, UK
Captured on an overcast autumn afternoon in October, this image showcases the distinguished brick architecture of a historic building on High Street in Newmarket, England. The structure, characterized by its classic white sash windows and a grand, columned entrance, stands as a testament to the town's rich heritage.
Newmarket is globally renowned as the home of horse racing, and this particular location is deeply intertwined with that legacy. The building is associated with The Jockey Club, a venerable institution founded in the 18th century, which has played a pivotal role in the sport's history and continues to govern much of British racing. This photograph offers a glimpse into the enduring charm and architectural detail of an iconic site at the heart of England's equestrian world.
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Here's the showroom of the Video Security Systems display. The monitors show what the camera is aimed on. I could zoom in on them & see the same image zoomed in... It was wild. (And, uh, real 'secure'... :P)