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It's finished except for the electrical work. That will be done today.
Also today--the fence builder comes to mark the fence line. Hopefully, we'll have a fence next week and the landscaping can start the week after that.
Built in 1902, this Romanesque Revival-style structure was designed by Gordon and Paunack for the congregation of the Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Church, now Bethel Lutheran Church. Bethel Lutheran Church outgrew the building in the 1930s, and built a new church several blocks to the southwest, which was completed in 1940, after which the building became home to the First Christian Church of Madison. The building features a painted red brick exterior, a cross-gable roof, a tower with a low-slope roof enclosed by a parapet, a belfry with large arched louvers featuring tracery, recessed brick panels below the belfry, rusticated stone belt coursing, trim, and window sills, roman arched window openings, an entrance door at the base of the tower with a stained glass roman arched transom, above which is a datestone engraved with the year “1902” a side entrance with a stained glass roman arched transom, and a rusticated stone base. The building today serves as apartments, having ceased to be used as a church in the 20th Century.
Taken at the Dundee Botanic Gardens. I was proud to have this featured in the 2010 Botanic Garden's Calendar.
Constructed in 1932, this structure shows the influence of Mediterranean design.
Visit the interactive maps and images about Monuments: Diversity, Democracy and Freedom by The City Project.
Photo credit City of Los Angeles ZIMAS.
Harnessing The Real-Time Web Panel at Structure Data Conference 2012 in NYC.
Photograph copyright Pınar Özger.
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Monday evening around 2000 Pueblo Fire Department was dispatched to a residential structure fire in the area of 6th and Greenwood. Engine 1 arrived on scene and found heavy smoke in the area and a glow from the back of a 2 story residence. Engine 1 began a fast attack as crews arrived on scene. Engine 6 hand laid a line from the hydrant in to Engine 1. After aggressively fighting the fire for some time with poor results and due to the fact that the house was abandoned crews pulled out and went defensive. Pueblo Fire Crews were on scene late into the night extinguishing the fire. Units on scene were: Chief 1, Chief 3, Engine 1, Engine 3, Engine 5, Engine 6, Squad 1, and Truck 1. By Dustin Cox