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Am 26. April 2012 gab es zum Auftakt der nächsten Bauetappe einen Infonachmittag auf der Baustelle mit Führungen übers Gelände.
A late February 2021 walk around Edgbaston Reservoir.
In a clockwise direction this time.
Spire of St Paul's Church and the Onyx from Edgbaston Reservoir.
I think the construction site is Snow Hill Wharf.
The fence around a construction site in Lower Manhattan served as canvas for artist, Maya Barkai in her work called "Walking Men 99." The site-specific public art installation surrounds the Four Seasons Hotel, which is currently under construction at Church Street near the World Trade Center site. "Walking Men 99" is a photographic collage of 99 pedestrian traffic light icons collected from around the world. Barkai's project began in 2004, when Mayor Bloomberg initiated replacing the standard traffic light signs with "more pedestrian friendly" symbols. Barkai noticed New York City's pedestrian character, and gradually began photographing different representations of similar icons around the world. The ‘walking man’ is an international celebrity and one of our most recognizable figures, says Maya Barkai “Standardized yet diverse, they commonly show us the safe way of travel". The installation, 500 feet long, features 99 “walking men” printed in life-size scale and stretched along three street façades, starting at 99 Church Street, and continuing on Park Place and Barclay Street. The installation will be on display until January 2011.
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In downtown New Orleans, Louisiana, on June 21st, 2018, at the northwest corner of Lafayette Street and Carondelet Street.
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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.
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Part of: "Archiv Foto Tagebuch Photo Diary Ausflug Wachau Krems Stein an der Donau Niederösterreich Lower Austria" outing ausflug trip unterwegs rundgang krems "forum frohner" cerha assemblage painting malerei geburtstag ausstellung melk "stift melk" führung stein kirche baustelle abriss museumswirtshaus renovierung abdeckung nikolauskirche "stein an der donau" minoritenplatz museum donau danube church heilig "building site" "construction site" construction niederösterreich "lower austria" natur nature kunst art urban fund foun find trove keramik "gmundner keramik" spiegl mirror reflexion reflection maske mask brunnen fountain treppe stairs wendeltreppe schloss schloß kassette musikkassette brille glasses auslage "shop window" window fenster eingepackt verpackt wrap hülle verhüllt winter austria österreich
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Downtown Huntsville view from parking deck at SW corner of Spragins and Holmes Avenue August 2015
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.
Some progress since my last pic. on 17th January.
Ongoing construction work off Kendray Street in Barnsley. Taken from the temporary footbridge over the railway at the Jumble Lane crossing.
I had another look at the new Millennium Point Car Park. Think it is open, as I'm sure cars are now parked inside.
The entrances are open.
The view from Cardigan Street.
Laborers work on a construction site of a huge mall and chain of shops.
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