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St Louis De HA! HA! - Témiscouata, Québec, juillet 2016.
St Louis De HA! HA! - Témiscouata, Québec, July 2016.
Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant is operated by DC Water in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 24, 2011. Blue Plains is the largest treatment plant in the world, able to treat 384 million gallons of sewage a day. (Photo by Alicia Pimental/Chesapeake Bay Program)
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These seven heavy earth movers were all seen along Chastain Road, east of GA 575. There’s a huge area that’s been cleared for what appears to be apartments or condos.
Ulster University is a multi-campus public university located in Northern Ireland. It is often referred to informally and unofficially as Ulster, or by the abbreviation UU. It is the largest university in Northern Ireland and the second-largest university on the island of Ireland.
The Belfast campus is situated in the artistic and cultural centre of the city. Although traditionally associated with Art and home to the university's School of Art, originally inaugurated as the Belfast School of Art and Design in 1849, the campus has a range of subjects including architecture, hospitality, event management, photography and digital animation. The award-winning Law Clinic is based at the Belfast campus, offering free legal advice on social security and employment law.
Ulster University has been expanding and developing the Belfast campus since 2009 as part of one of Northern Ireland's largest-ever urban developments, and nearly 15,000 students and staff will soon be based in the city centre. The first phase of this development opened in 2015 and completion of the project is due in 2019.
Workers hoisting a truss for the Palace of Education. 3 May 1902. Photograph by George Stark, 1902. Missouri History Museum Photographs and Prints Collection. Louisiana Purchase Exposition. N37021.
The pair of Bedford TM's water bowsers were discovered on a road construction site the location of which I simply cannot remember. Probably somewhere down south.
This heavy earth mover was seen along Chastain Road, east of GA 575. There’s a huge area that’s been cleared for what appears to be apartments or condos. This is one of seven HM400s formed up near the road.
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The Moy has been derelict for a long time and if you mention the Moy locals will tell you that it is the building next door that is of historic importance but unfortunately they may be wrong.
Many years ago a local historian, who organised a walking tour of the area, told us that Richard Beesly Sheridan was born at No.12 Dorset Street next door to the Moy Pub. Later I decided to carry out some research and was surprised by the complicated story that I discovered.
According to Wikipedia: “Playwright, Westminster Parliament member, and son of Thomas, Richard Brinsley Sheridan was born on this street at number 12 in 1751; Brinsley Sheridan's works include The Critics and A School for Scandal”.
In 2002 Eneclann Ltd was commissioned to determine if Sheridan was actually born at 12 Dorset Street, as claimed in recent biographies by Fintan O’Toole in 1999 and by Linda Kelly 1n 2097.
The report found that a false assumption about Sheridan's birthplace actual physical came about because of different numbering systems for the street dating back more than 150 years ago. Sheridan was born in 1751 and research historians found that house numbers were not assigned to addresses on Upper Dorset Street until the 1770s, twenty years after Sheridan's birth.
During the period 1770 to 1848 there were some changes in the numbering system. After 1848, the numbers were permanently fixed as they are today. The research found the house recorded as No 12 (Sheridan's birthplace) in the first half of the 19th century could not correspond to the same house today.
Researchers found an early deed for the house currently known as no 12 Dorset Street Upper dated 1783 and records a lease on the property between Joseph Ellis and John Smithy. At this time, the property was recorded as No 10 Dorset Street.
What they did discover was that Thomas Sheridan, Richard's father, held a lease on an adjoining property to what is now 12 Dorset Street.
They are convinced that the actual Sheridan house was one of those purchased by the Dominican Order around August 1883, which were subsequently demolished to build St Saviour's Priory.
West side of building.
Evergreen Subaru
3017 West 95th Street (US Route 12/20)
Evergreen Park, Illinois
Cook County, USA.
November 20, 2022
Construction continues on a new car dealership. A 1950s era bank was torn down in 2021 after they relocated in the next block to a new building.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District quality assurance representative Plamen Marinov inspects footing excavation for the Engineering and Housing Maintenance Shop at the Permanent Forward Operating Site under construction at the Novo Selo Training Area in Bulgaria in early July 2010. The $50 million design-build project to construct or renovate more than 75 buildings, roads and maintenance areas is expected to be complete by 2012. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo)
Fennovoiman hallintorakennus helmikuussa 2022. Taustalla voimalaitoksen kaivanto ja satama-alue.
Fennovoima´s Administration building in February 2022. The main pit of the power plant and harbor on the background.
Wuppertal-Sonnborn. Hotel "Rutenbecker Hof" (along with some other buildings) in the process of demolition. I photographed this series with a 40 years old Nikon EL camera. This shot was made with a Nikkor-P 105mm f/2.5 (pre-AI) lens.
This construction site is on the south side of Lake George. I don’t know what is being built so walking through it is the reverse of roaming through ruins and a pleasure that’s just as intense. It’s a present tense experience of abstract form in the state of becoming… electrical conduit snakes along a labyrinth-like route bordered by orange vinyl fence on one side and a cyclone fence on the other….the fences meander around 50-foot mounds of dirt,…at the site’s south end is an excavation with molds ready for concrete. As you move through this site, the failure of form to reveal its direction and purpose keeps you in the state of now, a state of wonder.
The parking lot at the defunct Oak Lawn K Mart and Chuckie Cheese is being torn up for a new, yet unamed restaurant.
Laborers work on a construction site.
Credit : ILO/Apex Image
Date : 2011/04
Country : United Arab Emirates
Stillwater, Minnesota - October 14, 2019: Construction takes place over the St Croix River for the Stillwater Lift Bridge construction site
The 360 degrees pano is one of the series I took before the wall came up.
Despite having enough raw-material, the stitching turned out poorly done a lot of times. After plenty of retries I have settled for this version. It's still with some quite visible glitches, but on the overall it's alright.
It's a boring process, but I guess that's where the aRt lies =/
Grue FMC Link Belt qui enfonce des pieux dans le sol. Montréal Québec, aout 2014. Photo: Marc André Malboeuf.
FMC LInk Belt pile driver at work. Montreal Quebec, August 2014. Photo: Marc André Malboeuf.
Part of the album titled:
23-10 Queens Plaza South / 42-19 24th Street - Before & After Construction
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Construction Worker building Timber Formwork.
Construction workers often wear their safety helmet over straw hats. Sun protection is a necessity when working all day outdoor in tropical countries.
Photos taken on a hotel construction site in Miri (Borneo).
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