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Grille d'évacuation des eaux pluviales sous une lumière dorée la nuit (sodium).
Boulevard Adolphe Pinard
75014 PARIS
The village of Tetris, a close knit community of proud villagers who boast their self reliance in contrast to their neighboring cities. Set in the picturesque mountains, they raise families in homes that fit within another, where many tend to their daily chores , catch their dinner along the sea that is nestled at the bottom of this rocky paradise, and once in a while a villager may be observed leaning against a tree romanticizing this idyllic place with the one he loves.....
HISA - Villa Phaidros @faMESHed
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/FaMESHed/217/230/800
Hisa mainstore
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Hisa/123/117/22
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If you want to live and/or work in Manhattan and have a great view of the city, your 800 square foot office will cost you $8,000 a month but if you want to have a darkened office space with no natural light because you are just stuck staring at the side of the building sandwiched against you, you're office rent will be lowered to the super deal of $7,500 a month.
(The above is just a guess btw based on the actual average of square footage I found online)
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The PUNI Whisky Distillery lies in the small town of Glurns in the Vinschgau Valley. This building is an architectorial highlight in the Alto Adige Area and worth a visit.
Watching the rain fall through my window screen, while enjoying the raindrops💧 playing Tetris. Another rainy and boring day, welcome after the drought we had in recent months.
Cologne, Germany
Building belonging to the university of Cologne. It is a really well constructed and also designed building. If you are near to it in Cologne, you have to see it! It is also a gorgeous place to take industrial portraits, have a great day everyone! :)
Italia, Liguria, Camogli (GE), Autunno 2011
Camogli è un villaggio di pescatori ai piedi del Monte di Portofino, non molto distante da Genova. Circondato da ripide pendici del Monte di Portofino e del blu del Mar Ligure, è una città splendida, con caratteristiche case multicolori, un pittoresco porto e una piccola fortezza in cima a un promontorio roccioso. Il nome di Camogli, più o meno tradotto, significa o case raggruppate tra loro o case di mogli, quest'ultimo significato si riferisce probabilmente alle mogli dei pescatori che vivevano nel villaggio, mentre i loro mariti erano in mare.
Camogli is a fishing village at the foot of the Monte di Portofino (Portofino Mountain) not too far from Genoa. Hemmed in by the steep slopes of the Monte di Portofino and the bright blue Ligurian Sea, it’s a stunning town with impressive multi-coloured houses, a picturesque harbour and a little fortress at the top of a rocky promontory. The name Camogli, roughly translated, means either house packed closely together or houses of wives, the latter meaning probably refers to the wives of the fishermen who lived in the village while their husbands were at sea.