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DB Museum Koblenz, AEG / BBC / HENSCHEL / KRAUSS-MAFFEI / KRUPP / SIEMENS, 103 245-7, 14-12-2024, Altenbeken bridge - Germany. Special train TEE 336 Koblenz - Altenbeken - (Goslar).
Views from Tsambika church, high above the east coast of Rhodes island, Greece. It's a 20 minute walk on concrete steps all the way to the top from the end of the narrow mountain road, the views are are worth the effort.
Made this capture on way home from work!
The first buildings on the AEG site at Humboldthain were erected in the late nineteenth century, but the only surviving structure is what is named Beamtentor ("clerks' gate) designed by architect Franz Schwechten in 1896. The other buildings that remain standing were largely built to designs by architect Peter Behrens starting in 1910. They reflect fundamental changes in industrial architecture and paved the way for the history of twentieth-century architecture. Behrens developed a monumental style with strict, clearly ordered lines without any ornament. In addition to dark red brick, he also used bluish brick containing iron oxide on the façade which helped make the buildings stand out clearly from the surrounding residential area. One of the most impressive buildings on the former AEG site is the large machine assembly hall. Built in 1911/12 to plans by Peter Behrens, it is one of the largest factories of Berlin.