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Near southern end of Letchworth State Park. Several dogs associated with this property began barking and moving towards me as I shot this.
1 sec exposure made with an Altoids tin pinhole camera loaded with Illford B&W paper. Made on the roof of a parking garage in SW Portland, OR. Developed at New Space.
April 12, 2019: Min Zhu, Deputy Managing Director of the IMF joined the school for a discussion on sectoral productivity growth and structural reform in China, moderated by John Lipsky, Senior Fellow at the Foreign Policy Institute and scholar at the Kissinger Center for Global Affairs at Johns Hopkins SAIS.
The greatest place to meet structural builders in Leicestershire is at LRBS. You can contact us for everything you need relating to your building work, whether creating a new structure or fixing an existing one. LRBS is a family-run business that provides services throughout Leicester and Leicestershire. We have built a solid reputation over the years by offering our customers top-notch work and consistent, trustworthy service. We maintain health and safety precautions for every job, have comprehensive insurance, and follow all building regulations.
15314 Welton Drive, East Cleveland, Ohio
This grand house was built in the 1850s, facing Euclid Avenue. The full story, including a historic painting of the structure, may be found on Cleveland Area History.
The structure of this rail bridge is all business - a rational reason for each gusset and rivet - except the radius on the corner gussets at the top of the column. A straight cut for the plate and flange would have saved a bit of money. Some civil engineer exercising just a bit of artistry.
Just some photos of three matching candle holders. They are hand crafted out of 1/4" thick steel sheet.
©2008, Will Foster
Last sunday, I kept getting messages from different people that the weather is really nice, and therfore i should go out and take some photos. So, with very little motivation. I jumped on my bike with my Nikon D300 and my 50mm lens and explored a very small area around my house.
The art of sand castles transcends generations.
Scott Kelby 2009 Annual Worldwide Photo Walk in Morro Bay, CA
15314 Welton Drive, East Cleveland, Ohio
This grand house was built in the 1850s, facing Euclid Avenue. The full story, including a historic painting of the structure, may be found on Cleveland Area History.
Part of the rusting iron support structure beneath the Dovercourt High Lighthouse on the Essex coast
Cultural Centre Forum Groningen, The Netherlands
• Architects: NL Architects
• Area : 17000 m²
• Year : 2019
• Interior Design : NL Architects i.c.w.: deMunnik-deJong-Steinhauser, Prast&Hooft, Tank, Northern Light,
• Acoustics : Peutz
• Structural Engineer : ABT
Forum Groningen is a new multifunctional building in the center of Groningen in the Netherlands, a cultural ‘department store’ filled with books and images, that offers exhibition spaces, movie halls, assembly rooms, restaurants. The Forum aspires to become a platform for interaction and debate, a ‘living room’ for the city. Forum Groningen is a new type of public space where the traditional borders between these institutes will dissolve. Information will be presented thematically in a way that transcends the different media. The building is designed as single clear volume to express the desire for synergy, to strengthen the shared ambition to combine different facilities into one new compound. A series of careful cuts nails the building on its site and generates a multitude of different appearances.
Forum Groningen features an exceptional central space, an innovative atrium that with its horizontal ‘tentacles’ forms the pumping heart of the venue. The void works as a spatial interface that binds all functions, movie theatre, book collection, expo, auditorium, and as such hopes to catalyze the exchange of knowledge and ideas. A series of stacked ‘squares’ emerges that can be experienced as the continuation of the network of open spaces in the city of Groningen. The vertical squares are publicly accessible and provide entry to the ticketable activities. The specific layout offers continuously changing perspectives on the surrounding city and culminates in the roof terrace, a viewing platform and outdoor theatre. Forum Groningen has been engineered “to accommodate finding not searching”. The design stimulates exploration. It hopes to catalyze the desire to wander, to ‘browse’ endlessly through a staggering interior landscape.