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Construction Career Day "Tools to Build Your Future" at OSU/OKC in Oklahoma City. Thanks to our sponsors and industry partners for their support and funding this year! We had another successful event!
He and his buddies were talking about pay and healthcare. I suspect he could take Joe the Plumber in a fight.
Construction in Hongwansi, the capital of the Sunan Yugur Autonomous County in Gansu Province, China.
The Eastern Yugur are a small, mysterious tribe who speak a Mongol dialect, worship Tibetan Buddhism, eat and dress like Mongols and also borrow traits from the Han Chinese. Very little is known about their origins.
For more info, check out my book, "The Horse That Leaps Through Clouds: A Tale of Espionage, the Silk Road and the Rise of Modern China" or visit www.horsethatleaps.com.
I was so lost when i made this sketch, I have no idea where it is other than in Palmetto Dunes, HHI. Good news, though- I did find my way back.
Partial interior of the first exhibit module, featuring photos of construction of most of the NOP's major buildings.
Photo: Kyle Warmack
Construction Career Day "Tools to Build Your Future" at OSU/OKC in Oklahoma City. Thanks to our sponsors and industry partners for their support and funding this year! We had another successful event!
Using tiltshiftmaker.com again to make a minature. Brings back memories of the Tonka Trucks I had as a kid.
In June 2011, the Bryn Mawr College Athletic Department started constructions to transform Applebee Field from a natural grass surface to a new multi-use synthetic turf field. These are photos from the transformation.
Photos ©2011 Ed Harman, Assistant Director of Grounds, 610-526-7938
yacht under construction - Web only view of the yacht Northern Wanderer under construction. The vessel is a Nordhavn 55 foot ocean crossing trawler.. To Download this image without watermarks for Free, visit: www.sourcepics.com/free-stock-photography/24717555-yacht-...
The terminus building in several different states during the construction process. Photos by Jessica Bushey.
The client wanted a backyard that all the family could enjoy. The Rear project included: a new patio using EP Henry Devonstone in Pennsylvania Bluestone color with matching border; Segmental retaining wall for fireplace, hot tub area and outdoor kitchen / bar using Outdoor Living by Belgard Antique wall in silex blend; thermal flagstone countertop for bar; lighting; water feature - Aquascape Inc. pondless waterfall; outdoor fireplace with Ledgestone Breckenridge veneer; and landscaping. The front project included plantings and a new walkway using Pennsylvania variegated natural cleft flagstone with clay brick to match house.
Stay tuned for professional After photos and video.