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A ventilation tower and a chimney from the same building behind the top of a rotunda on the lawn in front.
Montbernard, Haute-Garonne, France
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Running parallel to the QE2 bridge are the two original tunnels under the Thames. It used to be that one carried northbound traffic and the other southbound. The bridge now carries all the southbound traffic so both tunnels carry those heading up from Kent to Essex. In a situation where the bridge has to close, such as very bad weather, the tunnels revert back to one in each direction. The funnels opposite are ventilation shafts for the tunnels.
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Sir Eduardo Paolozzi (1924-2005) was a Scottish artist who contributed numerous works of art to the London streetscape. This is a Grade II listed ventilation shaft for an underground car park.
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Ventilation Tower Sculpture by Eduardo Paolozzi.
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An old ventilation turbine rusting away with the rest of the corrugated iron on an old sawtooth factory roof.
Part of the old tunnels at Euston this old Pedestrian tunnel is now used for ventillation on the Northern Line