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The logo of LCB, the firm working on the Coed Cae development (see adjacent photograph). Judging from the design, LCB could well mean “Lego Construction Bricks”.
Construction equipment still surrounds Hannover Congress Center station as an 11 train heads for the newly reopened station stop.
Baumaschinen umringen die Haltestelle Hannover Congress Centrum, während die Stadtbahnen bereits an der wiedereröffneten Haltestelle anhalten.
I had an opportunity to explore the construction site for the future city centre and captured a few interesting perspectives.
Work in progress on a construction site, with an interesting finish on the surface of newly-poured concrete.
Topall is a construction equipment oriented manufacture, who has been experts on concrete mixers, block moulding machines, site dumpers and so on for 2 decades.
We also make:
tilting drum concrete mixer with 125L concrete mixing dischargingcapacity
tilting drum concrete mixer with 175L concrete mixing discharging capacity
tilting drum concrete mixer with 200L concrete mixing discharging capacity
reverse drum concrete mixer with 350L concrete mixing discharging capacity
reverse drum concrete mixer with 350L concrete mixing discharging capacity
reverse drum concrete mixer with 500L concrete mixing discharging capacity
portable drum concrete mixer,vertical drum concrete mixer
Back at the construction site in Jordbro. This was a quarry last year and a forest two years ago. One of a few construction sites around Haninge that I visit with a camera every now and then.
Photos from a tour of the soon-to-be Mediacom Stadium in Des Moines. The project is a joint venture between Des Moines Public Schools and Drake University providing a new high school football and soccer stadium as well as an on-campus venue for the Drake Bulldogs soccer programs.
at The Fort, lack of contrast is due to the uncoated elements in the Summar 50/2 lens, maybe not the best choice.....
A rusting cylindrical tank and construction equipment sit out in the elements.
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