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Selamat Tahun Baru 1430 H bagi yang merayakan. Happy Islamic New Year.
Ini mesjid yang masih sedang dibangun. Lokasinya di dekat rumah, jadi hampir tiap hari dilewatin. Kemarin sore pulang outing berhenti sebentar dan memotretnya dari dalam kendaraan.
K-5869-CV Kennett Division. Shasta Dam. General view of river outlet transrack section as seen from a boat on reservoir at elevation 890.2..4/23/44 Photo by P.E. Norine.
Construction on the future Cortex MetroLink Station is moving forward. When complete, the light rail station will serve the Cortex Innovation Community and nearby neighborhoods and businesses.
construction going every where......the rocks that took years to form are blasted in few hrs to make way to new buildings.......depleting the recourses for next generation.....on the name of development
Once all this place was full of rocks N some natural vegetation...it gave away way to multi storied buildings which have multi national companies and artificial garden
would like to remember Afghanistan here.....all that it represented is jus history now.....present Afghanistan is nothing but shattered souls.... broken houses...n rumbles.. .left over from the war
Pedestrian bridge construction at Shafer and W Franklin St for the Richmond 2015 UCI Road World Championships coming in two weeks.
3D rendering of a house in construction, connected to a computer mouse, on top of blueprints, with and energy efficiency rating chart and a safety helmet
Houston seems to be filled with construction lately. This shot shows construction along Kirby with Greenway Plaza in the background.
Change for India helped construct housing for boys and girls at a children's home in Hyderabad, AP India for orphaned and disabled children.
I'm not quite sure what's up with the street naming in this neighbourhood: a famous cancer crusader and an American movie theatre chain?
was having tea with a friend but we could hardly keep a conversation going with the noise of the construction going on...
During this two-year project, HRSD and Virginia Beach Parks & Recreation are renovating Woodstock Park, including the pavilions, parking, park restroom, and playground as well as building a cutting-edge skate facility for all skill levels on top of a 5.2 million gallon offline wet weather storage tank. Building an underground tank in this area of Virginia Beach allows HRSD to safely hold excess wastewater and rain/groundwater in the system until elevated conditions in the sewer system subside. The partnership also allows VBPR to carry out significant park renovations simultaneously and share the costs with HRSD, ultimately saving taxpayer dollars.
Photography by Craig McClure
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