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Architect: Eric Corey Freed, organicARCHITECT
Contractor: RJ Smith Construction
Photos © 2009 by Dasja Dolan
I entered this world
crying
so many years ago
I may exit in a blur
I may exit in a whoosh
and then
mix with the elements
like the dinosaurs.
Was the second entry from The Travellers Choice YJ25CNF another Temsa HD12 C53FTL at the 69th UK Coach Rally. Photo taken 12/04/25
Demolition in progress on the Antwerp DS goods station. Now (April 2007, the shed has gone, the building is still standing for the moment.
One of the most famous houses of the modern movement in architecture, the Villa Savoye is perhaps the best example of LeCorbusier's goal to create a house which would be a "machine a habiter," a machine for living (in).
Built from 1929-30, the Villa Savoye was the basis for much of LeCorbusier's later architure.
(http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/cas/fnart/Corbu.html)
This was an entry in the 2008 ISV Photo Competition.
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This was an entry in the 2011 ISV Photo Competition.
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Built in 1933, Cincinnati Union Terminal is an Art Deco masterpiece designed by the firm Fellheimer and Wagner, built at the tail end of the golden age of passenger railroad travel. The building features intricate and extensive decoration and artwork inside, and was used as the city's train station until 1972, when Amtrak shifted service to a new station built in Lower Price Hill on River Road. The old terminal languished until 1990, when it was converted into the Cincinnati Museum Center. A massive restoration and renovation was undertaken on the structure between 2016 and 2018.
After a couple of hours in Bury St Edmunds, we next headed to the National Trust property in nearby Ickworth.
Heading up the drive towards the car park when we first arrived.
Entry Kiosk - you stop the car on the left, and get your map and day stickers.