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this photo was taken while commuting to work.
the MIRTO sign has changed (I realized just two days ago).
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.
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.
A worker is seen at a construction site standing on scaffolding.
Credit : ILO/Apex Image
Date : 2010
Country : Jordan
The small BP station has been torn down and a new, more contemporary, service station is emerging. I’ve seen this shovel / excavator for some time now and finally stopped to make a photo. All but the shovel has been desaturated so that it stands out.
A man standing on a stack of concrete blocks, overseeing a construction site. I suspect that this particular overseer is not in danger of being attacked by Dr. Gordon Freeman.
The windowless grid of its east elevation is seen here looking exactly as weird as it was inended to look on the last page of this 2017 artist's rendering of the planned building.
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In downtown Painesville, Ohio, on May 24th, 2019, the Lake County Administration Center, designed by Burgess & Niple, expected to be completed later in 2019, as viewed from the west side of North St. Clair Street, north of Main Street.
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Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names terms:
• Lake (county) (1002570)
• Painesville (7014331)
Art & Architecture Thesaurus terms:
• brick red (color) (300311462)
• construction sites (300312090)
• geometric patterns (300165213)
• gray (color) (300130811)
• light blue (300129405)
• public buildings (governmental buildings) (300008059)
• shadows (300056036)
• telecommunications towers (300164023)
Wikidata items:
• 24 May 2019 (Q57350152)
• 2010s architecture (Q7160157)
• Buildings and structures completed in 2019 (Q27947467)
• Greater Cleveland (Q5600502)
• May 24 (Q2584)
• May 2019 (Q47087597)
• Northeast Ohio (Q7057945)
Library of Congress Subject Headings:
• County government (sh85033484)
• Grids (Crisscross patterns) (sh2006005408)
Union List of Artist Names IDs:
• Burgess & Niple (American architectural firm, active 1912) (500222605)
Boarded up former food joint 'Fritty Bar' at the corner of Eberhardstraße/ Hirschstraße in Stuttgart-Mitte
Bauzaum am ehemaligen Imbiss 'Fritty Bar' an der Ecke der Eberhardstraße/ Hirschstraße in Stuttgart-Mitte
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