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GigaOM Structure event at Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco, CA on Wednesday June 18, 2014. (© Photo by Jakub Mosur).
Le Parque das Nações est un quartier réhabilité sur le fleuve Tage. Des espaces verts ornés d'œuvres d'art publiques relient de remarquables édifices contemporains, comme le théâtre Camões et l'immense Oceanarium de Lisbonne. À proximité se trouvent des restaurants branchés au bord de l'eau et le centre Vasco da Gama, avec verrière, abritant des boutiques et des cinémas. Des expositions adaptées aux enfants attirent les familles vers le Pavilhão do Conhecimento, tandis que la télécabine de Lisbonne offre une vue dégagée.
New York, New York, USA – October 26, 2024: The Vessel in Manhattan’s Hudson Yards section of New York, New York, USA. The honeycomb structure is a major tourist attraction.
Taken while riding in a taxi or van, I was fascinated by the way billboards were constructed in Thailand, probably because they are similar to the look of fire escapes.
Where the walkway comes out on the east end there is this structure. I'm sure it means something but I don't know what. Anyone know?
Original 1949 electrification support structure (rear left) and the 2016 replacement behemoth. Shenfield station Essex October 2016
The oldest structure in Charleston is apparently this gunpowder storage facility. Which seems ironic given the city's history with natural disasters like hurricanes, earthquakes, and conflagrations.
(Charleston, SC)
ODC - "architecture"
Tonight I went out and practiced shooting some fireworks for the second time. I hate that I only get to practice once a year. They are hard to master!! I see them but they don't look professional. This statue is down at the Vinton War Memorial and was build in memory of fallen soldiers and those who served in the military. It was dark and you can't really see it too well but there is an enormous constructed flag in the middle. This happens to be one of my favorite architectural structures. I am trying to get together a mosaic of this same structure and have it on display at the War Memorial. I am very touched by this.
Found these little structures on a sandbar on Cherry Creek. I went back a couple days later to take more photos in better light, but they were gone. (Selective focus was done in-camera.)
This structure called E-Kang Temple was found at 2 meters deep. It is from the period of the 21st Buddhist Century reign of King Muang Kaew during 2060 B.E.
Wiang Kum Kam was established by King Meng Rai, the King of Yo Nok as the first Lanna's capital. But Wiang Kum Kam was facing severe flooding problems every year as the Ping river began changing its direction, its water course.
Therefore King Meng Rai founded Chiang Mai as the new capital because it had a better geographic location as related to the water course of the Ping river.
Eventually the entire city of Wiang Kum Kam was submerged by the flooding and buried under meters of sludge and rock.
Over time the people of Chiang Mai were able to control & direct the Ping river doing a better job keeping it within its natural direction. Over a couple hundred years the water receded and the sludge dried up, revealing tops or "Pagodas" of some temples and structures. These have been dug up by Archeologists and have been been left untouched and unrestored.