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Europe, The Netherlands, Zuid Holland, Den Haag, Amare muziekgebouw, Stair case, Hall, People (cut from B&T)
The Amare education & culture building with its 4 concert halls has a delightfully intricate structure to accommodate the concert halls, lobbies, foyers and restaurant.
The building was designed by NOAHH/Patrick Fransen, JCAU/Jo Coenen en NL Architects/Kamiel Klaasse. Jo Coenen left the project prematurely.
The building houses the Dance and Music centre, the Residentie Orchestra, the Dutch Dance Theatre and the Royal Conservatory and actually consists of five separate buildings: the outer shell and four separate boxes - the concert halls. They each have their own foundation to prevent the rest of the complex from being affected by ‘crosstalk’ vibrations of one building hindering the others.
This construction allowed two of the four concert halls to slightly sag. As a result, the doors of one of halls and the hall of the royal conservatory can hardly be closed anymore. As a temporary solution, parts of the floor covering has been removed. . Building sinking is by the way a not uncommon thing but sagging isn't. It's problematic since it's happens partially / a-symmetrically.
Shot near the great hall with fascinating decorations during an extended Den Haag lunch with Leuntje. There was still some construction work going on, as you can see in the left of the frame.
This is number 38 of Theatres & Concert halls.
Twilight on the shelf during the winter of 2015. Back when if someone told you it was cold out it meant something.
The warm, dry summer has led to a much lower water level than usual in the Llwyn-Onn reservoir in the Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales.
To help enjoy this rather unusual view, some enterprising person has created a temporary bench at a location that would normally be under water..
The stones are from what remains of the farming boundary walls and buildings that were lost when the reservoir was created in the 1920's.
The seat appears to have been part of a rustic fence, given it has a strand of barbed wire still attached! Sit on that end with care!!
We had two days at -21 f. at the end of January. Then we heated up to 52 f. within a few days after. The Lake Michigan ice cover went through a big melt.
I was thinking yesterday, that with a couple of days at single digits f., the lake ice might be building up again. The water was mostly calm and there was new pancake ice forming nearshore. The extended forecast for the upcoming week shows temperatures well above freezing and rain for Valentine's day. This new ice will be temporary at best.
Have a great week!
Snow melt and winter rains flooded areas of the valley floor allowing a unique reflection of Sentinel Rock.
My other images of Yosemite N.P. can be seen here: www.flickr.com/gp/stevecorey/t1K871
hey. i'm a bit late with this upload, but no wireless network here ):
anyway, i'm having the time of my life. school starts in less than a month and i'm terrified. gosh.
hope you're having a good time.
lovee.
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