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Saint Peter's Abbey wall, Ghent, Belgium.
The abbey was built in the 7th Century. Not sure this wall and window frame are that old though.
Wikipedia: St. Peter's Abbey, Ghent
Architectural detail of the Sterling C. Evans Library at Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.
Bestand saniert, leerstehende Dächer ausgebaut, neue Gebäude ergänzt: Beim Nachverdichten eines Postareals zum gemischt genutzten Quartier setzt das Büro GRAFT auf Ziegel als gestalterische Klammer – aber natürlich mit parametrischer Verfremdung.»Um sich in das Ensemble einzufügen, erhielten die Neubauten Ziegelfassaden« geben die Architekten an und liefern damit eine Erklärung für den Namen »Bricks Berlin Schöneberg«. Den Zugang zum Areal von der Hauptstraße in den Hof haben sie aufwendig inszeniert. Die Ziegel folgen einer parametrisch entworfenen geschwungenen Geometrie und bilden einen höhlenartigen Eingang aus. Quelle: db-bauzeitung
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A small downtown park placed on a lot previously occupied by a building that was demolished.
Fletcher, Oklahoma
Brick cap (Hypholoma lateritum) mushrooms growing on a decaying tree.
Maślanki ceglaste (Hypholoma lateritum) rosnące na butwiejącym drzewie.
Passing above the remains of a once-vibrant industrial base, a Terminal job climbs the south approach to the MacArthur bridge over the Mississippi. The crew had a little work at Miller Yard on St. Louis' waterfront and is now headed back to TRRA's Madison yard on the Illinois side.
Ahhh... the stories those walls could tell, the ones left standing that is! This must have been a truly fine brick home at one time and it's sad to see it "melting" away. I took this on one of our excursions back in December but I have no idea which area of Virginia we were in... or maybe it was West Virginia. Ha! I have no clue! Anyway, one out of the archives. :)
Former warehouse wall with bricked up windows. Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. Hasselblad X1D.
The newest addition to the High Line art on display. Brick House by Simone Leigh can be found on the 31st Street Extension over 10th Avenue. She is made of bronze and stands 16 feet. She's quite impressive.
This wall has been a feature of this garden since forever! The Victorians often lined a south-facing Cotswold stone wall with brick - it held the heat from the sun during the day, and helped them to grow espalier fruit trees, like peaches, in the garden.