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Detail of crane on construction site at Royal London Hospital, where a new building alongside Whitechapel Road is close to completion. Designed by architects Allford Hall Monaghan Morris.
captured during a site visit to our townhouse el mar in portixol, mallorca, this photo tells a quiet story of a rare rainy day on the island. the reflection of the figure on the rain-streaked glass creates a haunting double, while the monochrome tones and overcast sky add a sense of calm and introspection. with the mediterranean sea in the background, the scene blends the modern structure of the building with the natural setting, finding beauty in the rare texture of raindrops on glass—a detail not often seen here. it’s a reflective moment, both literally and figuratively, where the unusual mallorcan rain brings a unique depth to the shot.
from the series : considerate construction
still digging out old stuff, too cold and grey to go out....
from above, they become ants in a world they did not design, their orange vests small flames against concrete certainty. yellow cables snake through shadows like veins of possibility, connecting what was to what will be. in this geometry of progress, human hands still matter most. we build cathedrals from steel and glass, but it is the workers who breathe life into our dreams. every structure is a prayer written in sweat and precision.
In the foreground, construction fences are placed, covered with colorful graffiti and artworks, including a character wearing sunglasses.
Such scenes are characteristic of large prefab projects.
Op de voorgrond zijn bouwhekken geplaatst die beplakt zijn met kleurrijke graffiti en kunstwerken, waaronder een personage met zonnebril.
Dergelijke scene zijn kenmerkend voor grote prefab projecten.
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Part of: "Mail Art - receiving and sending ~ Korrespondenzkunst - Zugeschicktes Ungeschicktes zu verschickendes Verschicktes ~ Arte Postale" Postkarten unterwegs in und rund um Wien // "aesthetics of building sites construction sites Ästhetik Baustelle Haus bauen. res noscenda note notiz sketch skizze material sammlung collection entwurf überlegung gedanke brainstorming musterbogen schnittmuster zwischenbilanz bestandsaufnahme rückschau vorschau" // set: "MirrorGround Am Steinhof Spiegel Grund" - Baustelle Pavillon Severin // the World as Workshop, Studio, die Welt als Werkstatt, Atelier // colour, no fetish
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Constructing with Green
Kunstmuseum Bonn (Bonn Art Museum), 1992, a few weeks before the opening.
As students we curiously strolled over the construction sites of the planned Museum Mile Bonn.
Canon EOS 650, Fuji Super HG ISO 100, digitized 23.02.2019
"The Kunstmuseum Bonn is not only renowned for its collection, but due to its exceptional architecture, it is also a highlight of the Federal City of Bonn, which can hold its own internationally as well.
The building by Axel Schultes, with its ambitious concept of “flowing” space, provides convincing conditions both in terms of the dimensions of the individual rooms, their visual and material connecting axes, as well as with reference to the flow of light, for optimally presenting art in all of its facets, from the Classical Modern to the varieties of the most recent art.
After the Museum had been housed for many years in cramped conditions in the inner city of Bonn, the building that had been planned in the mid-1980s by the team of architects Dietrich Bangert, Bernd Jansen, Stefan Scholz and Axel Schultes (BJSS) was opened in June of 1992. As a component of the Bonn Museum Mile the architecture is convincing both from the outside and from the inside due to its openness and its flow of light. The discreet, but in no way somber, language of forms with its playful components does not lose itself in a self-celebration of architecture. Indebted in its size to the spirit of the late 1980s, the building wholly subordinates itself to its service function as an exhibition location for the fine arts, also from a practical standpoint."
Aberdeen Bay Windfarm under construction. Two Bay Suction Pile Jacket being lifted into position, other Jackets already installed and two Turbines already up, none of the field was commissioned at this stage.
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I did this image yesterday. It is advantage to have 65 optical zoom in situation like this. Workers look like they are close to me but they were so far away on top on the building. I used tripod + shutter release cables for maximum photo quality.
I use name Pat And Mat AKA A je to from old Czechoslovakian cartoon (this guys always try to fix something but always destroy everything).
Plutocrat = a person whose power derives from their wealth.
And in feudal states, plutocrats with the greatest wealth owned the apparatus of governance and held absolute control over the lives of average people.
I tryed to make funny photo I hope it look good.
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