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Aerial view from lower West Side with new World Trade Center's Twin Towers (fore) against background of Manhattan.
An onshore construction diver works on a variety of projects, such as hull inspection and repairs, maintenance work and salvage operations. They may also construct, inspect and repair weirs, locks and dams.
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editorial fashion shoot for STREETFASHION MAGZZINE | Model: Paula Laurell | Location: Uddevalla, Sweden
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I love going into the stairs that often go to the bell tower. This one took me to the organ loft. Note the door which leads to the outside of the Gothic church.
an old bridge crossing I-376 into pittsburgh from the east was demolished earlier this year & i am awed by the construction of its replacement, spanning a road used by tens of thousands of cars per day.
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More 1960's-era, "Googie" architecture, waiting to be repurposed. Hopefully, anyway.
Fort Myers, Florida.
Monday, December 24, 2012.
Christmas Eve Day.
Our offices are currently situated uptown at the north end of the Yonge Street subway/ metro/ underground line but a brand-new office tower is being built downtown and we will move to the new building in 2023 or 2024. Well, not so fast! The other day a construction crane at the site suffered a catastrophic failure and partially collapsed -- one arm of the crane broke and fell on top of the neighbouring building (145 Wellington Street West).
Thankfully because most people are still working from home and the crane collapse hit the roof instead of piercing into the side façade, no one was injured in the accident.
This series of photos shows how three other cranes were brought in to secure and to de-construct the damaged crane in a complicated process.
160 Front Street West, Toronto
Easter Blessings and greetings....
A recent shot of where the construction stands. Steel Structure about 2/3 completed.