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This View-Master 3D viewer was attached to a construction site to help satisfy passerby curiosities about what the finished project would look like!
Laborers prepare to move small generators at a construction site.
Credit : ILO/Apex Image
Date : 2011/07
Country : Kuwait
Construction is ahead of schedule on the future U.S. Army Europe Command and Battle Center Sept. 23, 2010, located on the Wiesbaden Army Airfield in Germany. The $129 million project, which will deliver a 285,000-square-foot operations center, is being managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by John Wutzer)
This was the site of the Brumby Elementary School. See my photos, taken some weeks back, of the school being razed.
Chantier de construction à St-Romulad Québec, qui deviendra l'emplacement d'un future site commercial. Cette photo fut prise en 2005.
Construction site photo taken in 2005. This space will become built up with retail stores and commercial centers. St-Romuald, Québec.
Shake Shack Construction
4071 W 95th Street (US Rt 12/20
Oak Lawn, Illinois
Cook County, USA.
All wood framing / siding. The metal is only part of the overhangs.
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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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Chantier de construction à St-Romulad Québec, qui deviendra l'emplacement d'un future site commercial. Cette photo fut prise en 2005.
Construction site photo taken in 2005. This space will become built up with retail stores and commercial centers. St-Romuald, Québec.
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Construction Site with Cranes, near the Mosque.
Photos taken on a hotel construction site in Miri (Borneo).
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High Royds Village, Menston, West Yorkshire. David Wilson Homes development. This site - part of Wilson Bowden plc - had a comprehensive site waste management policy document. It was the only site to have a written document for distribution. I have a copy and am impressed in particular by their duty of care section.
"You cannot contract the Duty of Care for your waste away to someone else. When your waste is in someone else's hands, your DoC is shared BUT as the producer of the waste you always have a responsibility. Well constructed, unambiguous contracts with people who handle your waste are therefore vital and will allow you to act immediately to put matters right should you discover or suspecct any breach of your own or your contractor's DoC." The section goes on. but this statement is one that should be adopted by every household, not just housing developers.
The new building works at the old Clinic. Though I'd do a collage rather than putting up individual photo. Rather boring otherwise I thought.
Construction Site
Oak Lawn, Illinois
Cook County, USA.
The parking lot at the defunct Oak Lawn K Mart and Chuckie Cheese is being torn up for a new, yet un-named restaurant.
Shake Shack Construction
4071 W 95th Street (US Rt 12/20
Oak Lawn, Illinois
Cook County, USA.
All wood framing / siding. The metal is only part of the overhangs.
I drive past this every night on my way home from work, and I've been really curious to find out what it is. It's a pretty big constuction on a massive site at the corner of Beech Street and Prescot Road in Kensington.
It turns out that it's the rather laughably titled "Kensington Neighbourhood Centre" and it started construction about six weeks ago.
Why is the title laughable? Well, like most Liverpool projects it started out as something potentially useful. This was to be a combination of shops and flats with a housing association headquarters, some PCT (health service) facilities, a council 'one stop shop' and a Fire Station.
Again as with seemingly all things related to Kensington Regeneration it hit delays, then more delays, then more delays, then turned from something useful into something not useful. The PCT went elsewhere because of the delays. The housing association went elsewhere because of the delays. The Council probably vired funding elsewhere. And something that showed promise now doesn't. The huge site opposite this one could have been something amazing - we got a McDonalds and a Lidl. This site could have been something amazing. It's going to be an Iceland and some flats.
Just like everything else that comes out of the self serving White Elephant of the 'Job Bank' on Tunnel Road, it's failed to deliver for the people of Kensington. Call me cynical, but I'm acutely aware that these regeneration companies can only work themselves out of a job if they succeed. That's not much of an incentive to do well.
Maybe I'm wrong and it will be lovely. I'm not holding my breath.
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Construction workers building timber shoring to support the formwork on which fresh concrete will be poured.
Photos taken on a hotel construction site in Miri (Borneo).
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Model: MAN TGM 18.280 4X2
VIN: WMAN18ZZ78Y210520
1. Registration: 2008-04-03
Company: Ole Sommer, Skanderborg (DK)
Fleet No.: -
Nickname: -
License plates: VT95396 (apr. 2008-mar 2016)
Previous reg.: n/a
Later reg.: n/a
Retirement age: 7 y 11 mo
Photo location: Chr. X's Vej/Enghavevej/Engtoften, Viby J, Aarhus, DK
Following the demolition of the old Weston carpet factory on Enghavevej/Chr. X's Vej/Engtoften, the clean-up process is well underway. This MAN TGM takes part in the process, viewed from Chr. X's Vej towards Engtoften. The red gabled house in the back is Enghavevej 26, which itself fell for the bulldozers almost exactly 1 year later... a project the MAN was unable to take part in, having been retired in march 2016.
Retirement age for trucks: many used trucks are offered for sale on international markets. If sold to a foreign buyer, this will not be listed in the danish motor registry, so a "retired" truck may or may not have been exported. In other words, the "retirement age" only shows the age, at which the truck stopped running on danish license plates.
Griffin’s Hydraulic Driven Submersible Pumps are available in trash, axial flow and materials handling models. The pumps range from 4” to 24” with a variety of impeller designs. These pumps are designed for handling high volumes of water up to 20,000 gpm and head conditions up to 140 ft. The impellers can handle solids up to 3”. Some models may also be used for high pressure applications.
The project shown was called the “Alameda Corridor” and was for the construction of a railway connecting the Port of Los Angeles to downtown Los Angeles. Construction of this railway allowed for a direct railway into Los Angeles without interrupting the normal street traffic by eliminating the need for Train Crossing Signals and Guards.
The majority of the railway was below street grade, most of which required dewatering as the high ground water table in the area would not allow the construction to be achieved.
Griffin was contacted by Tutor-Saliba (General Contractor) to provide the dewatering necessary to construct the project.
Griffin installed a multitude of deepwells along the alignment of the proposed railway to allow for construction. The discharge from the wells was pumped via large diameter High Density Polyethylene Pipe (HDPE) to a below grade mixing vault (shown in picture), where a neutralizing agent was introduced to the ground water as the quality of the groundwater was not allowed to discharge to the designated receiving area without this treatment.
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Construction worker building timber shoring to support the formwork on which fresh concrete will be poured. He is using a spirit level to make sure the formwork will be completely horizontal. He is also using nylon wire for alignment.
Photos taken on a hotel construction site in Miri (Borneo).
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I live off Henrietta street in Dublin 1 and for the last seven years [or even longer] the area has been a huge building site and the pace of change is increasing by the day. I recently read in the Irish Times that they have counted 109 tower cranes in the City Centre ["There were 109 cranes visible over the centre of Dublin on January 1st from the seventh floor of The Irish Times building on Tara Street"].
Many of the cranes are close to my apartment. On Upper Dominick, alone, there are currently two large Student Accommodation Complexes under construction and within walking distance there are many such complexes and hotels under construction. The Green Line Tram Network extension has had a huge impact on the area as has the Grangegorman College Campus project.
It's a new building near (or even belonging to) one of the Railway stations of Vienna.
I found the scaffolding impressive enough to pick the camera out of my backpack for it. :)
Feet up, sandwich in hand, and four guys watching and chatting. That is to say, construction continues on Trondheim´s new hospital complex full speed ahead. (St. Olav´s hospital, Trondheim, Norway).
Part of the album:
Part of the album titled 23-10 Queens Plaza South / 42-19 24th Street - Before & After Construction