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The University of Birmingham Collaborative Teaching Laboratory seen from West Gate on the University of Birmingham main Edgbaston Campus.
I first noticed the castle style shapes and a pyramid from West Gate heading past University Station, so I headed left to check it out!
I would assume that the castle / pyramid look wont last for long once they finish off the cladding!
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Don't know exactly what is happening here. The whole building has been gutted, so it would appear to be a major makeover rather than demolition.
The building in more recent years has been called Harwand House, but for many decades was Baum's Furriers main shop.
28th June 2012
With secondary steel work in place, work begins on the cladding, highly insulated composite panels are used to minimise heat loss from the building. All joints are sealed for airtightness in order to stop warm air escaping.
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Construction site in front of the new concert hall. Kinda looks like nothing has been happening here for a while.
First 2011 shots of The Library of Birmingham - back to work and there is a new smaller crane on site.
Latest look from Cambridge Street.
The highway is U.S. 41, originally the road that connects Atlanta and Detroit. No lack of wires in this shot!
I needed a rest from all thegraphic commission so that I doodled around and tried to add some textures with my graphic tablet
at night. On our way home from the greek restaurant we walked instead of taking the tram. We passed a construction where they are building new appartment buildings. I liked the sky and the cranes rising against it.
My new found work place is in a field office that sits in a ghetto neighborhood. Can't even bring a car withour risking a bit. Everytime I walk outside with my equipment and safety gear I risk attracting attention.
That's the field office. My actual work site though, is a few meters away from the beach.
Whoever said a few minutes of staring at the sun could do no good was probably just a selfish bloke.
Saw this on my way home. Thought it was mildly amusing - reminds me of a Candi Staton song, for some reason. From the same street that brought you the pushchair with a kitchen sink.