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Name: Ionic Anassa

IMO: 9779795

MMSI: 538006696

Call Sign: V7QI6

Flag: Marshall Is

Type: Tanker

Gross Tonnage: 63502

Deadweight: 114718

Length:249.60mts

Breadth:44mts

Depth:21.20mts

Built:2016

Builder: Namuar Shipbuilding, Japan.

 

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- Karen (Wichita, KS)

 

Greek bulk carrier Ionic sits at the entrance to King George V dock on the Clyde.

 

Vessel's Details

 

Ship Type: Bulk carrier

Year Built: 2013

Gross Tonnage: 34456, DeadWeight:58468 t

Flag: Greece [GR]

Call Sign: SVBU8

IMO: 9541849, MMSI: 241277000

Ionic capitals on the baroque church of St. Catherine in Valletta, Malta

Didn't say whether it's anionic or cationic.

Hoek van Holland 13-2-2024

The Ionic Temple was built to be used as a space for entertaining, with a kitchen in the basement and an elaborately decorated reception room above.

 

Rievaulx Terrace was constructed in the 1750s by Thomas Duncombe of nearby Duncombe Park as an adjunct to his gardens. The terrace winds along the ridge overlooking the ruins of Rievaulx Abbey in the valley below. At either end is a classical temple.

Esperto Prof. Nicodemo Mazzone

 

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1st Floor, Al Riqqa Building,

Near Clock Tower, Deira,

Dubai, U.A.E.

Phone: +971 4 2669986

E-mail: dubai@ecosmart-intl.com"

 

Composite Ionic capital. The impost block has crosses and vegetal decoration. From 5th century AD.

Byzantine Museum, Thessaloniki, Greece.

 

Chiswick House, London, Great-Britain.

 

Ionic Temple in the Orange Tree Garden. The Ionic Temple is circular in form and is derived from either the Pantheon in Rome or possibly from the Temple of Romulus. The portico of this temple is derived from the Temple of Portunus which William Kent illustrates in the ceiling of the Red Velvet Room within the Villa. Immediately in front of the Temple lies a circular pool of water with a small obelisk positioned in its centre.

 

Lord Burlington's garden at Chiswick was one of the first to include garden buildings and ancient statues which were to symbolically evoke the mood and appearance of ancient Rome. Soon after other English gardens such as Stourhead, Stowe, West Wycombe, Holkham, and Rousham were to follow suit, creating a type of garden which eventually would become known internationally as the English Landscape Garden. Lord Burlington's gardens at Chiswick had a number of these fabriques including the Ionic Temple, Bagnio, Pagan Temple, Rustic House, and two Deer Houses.

Built by Lord Burlington, early 18th century and Grade I listed. Seen through one of the ten view-frames dotted about the grounds which indicate a good aspect and provide some historical details. An audio tour is also available on-line. London Borough of Hounslow.

 

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More Chiswick House Grounds images

British Museum (Free Museum) London England, Bloomsbury District

An Ionic column from the early Christian basilica at Ostia Antica. The column stands in nave "B." The excavations took place in 1939 by the Italian archaeologist Calza.

Date ca. 420 A.D.

For a full description see www.ostia-antica.org/regio3/1/1-4.htm.

Refs: Ostia Antica, Region III,I,4

Cf. Scavi di Ostia vol. 1

RIVER BURNETT

 

Australian - ASB Pty Ltd. / ANL Shipping Line

 

River Burnett 1947-1973.

 

ON: 179776

LR/IMO/ID:5297127

Year:1947

Name:RIVER BURNETT

Type:Cargo ship

Flag:AUS

Launch Date:22.3.47

Date of completion:9.47

Owner: Australian Govt., AUS Brisbane.

Builder: Evans, Deakin & Co., Brisbane.

Link:1733

Yard No:20

V1947 #493

GRT:5,033

DWT:8,525

LOA:136.9

LPP:129.5

Beam:17.3

1Tx-11 knots.

 

1957 transferred to Australian Coast Sg Commission, AUS Brisbane. Same name.

 

1965 sold to Australine Sg Co Inc., LBR Monrovia, r/n IONIC COAST

 

1967 sold to Devon SS Corp., LBR Monrovia, r/n ILISSOS

 

1968 detained at Saigon since 4.68

 

1973 BU Kaohsiung 9.73

 

Thanks to Miramar Ship Index.

  

RIVER BURNETT

 

Australian - ANL Shipping Co

 

5,033 gross tons. 2,888 net.

 

Lbd: 449'1" x 56'8" x 24'7".

 

Built 1947 by Evans Deakin & Co Ltd., Brisbane for the the Australian Government. Transferred to the Australian Shipping Board October 1947.

 

February 1957 transferred to the Australia National Line. April 1965 - sold to Australine Shipping Co. Inc., Liberia renamed Ionic Coast.

 

1967 sold to Devon Steamship Corp, Liberia renamed Ilissos. April 1968 detained at Saigon until sold 1973 to D L Wirth Corporation North Hollywood, September 1973 left Saigon in tow for Kaohsiung for demolition.

 

RIVER BURNETT 5,033 gross tons. 2,888 net. Lbd: 449'1" x 56'8" x 24'7". Built Evans Deakin & Co Ltd., Brisbane for the the

 

Australian Government. Transferred to the Australian Shipping Board October 1947. February 1957 transferred to the Australia

 

National Line. April 1965 - sold to Australine Shipping Co. Inc., Liberia renamed Ionic Coast. 1967 sold to Devon Steamship

 

Corp, Liberia renamed Ilissos. April 1968 detained at Saigon until sold 1973 to D L Wirth Corporation North Hollywood,

 

September 1973 left Saigon in tow for Kaohsiung for demolition

 

Information supplied by John Hoskings @ Flotilla Australia

www.flotilla-australia.com/

 

Photo Credits: Many thanks to the Capt. Harry Stott collection USA, TY Harry for your fine image TA

Detail of an Ionic capital in one of the rooms of the Great Baths.

 

For more on Hadrian's Villa (Villa Adriana locally), go and have a look at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadrian's_Villa or sights.seindal.dk/sight/901_Hadrians_Villa.html

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1st Floor, Al Riqqa Building,

Near Clock Tower, Deira,

Dubai, U.A.E.

Phone: +971 4 2669986

E-mail: dubai@ecosmart-intl.com

 

Hudson Hall, 1 Stockwell Green. Buidling in Jacobean style opened on March 8 1848 as an educational institute at the expense of the congregation of Stockwell New Chapel.

British History description (a mine of information)

On the opposite side of Stockwell Green from the Congregational Church stands a building in Jacobean Style now used for commercial purposes. It was opened on March 9, 1848 as an Educational Institute at the expense of the congretion of Stockwell New Chapel. Besides being used for non-sectarian schools it was also used for meetings and lectures. Despite mutilation and disfiguring painting, the front survives as an interesting and fairly scholarly example of Jacobean revivalism. From the brick face project three flat bays, each of two lofty storey. The ground storey of the middle bay has been altered, but that on each side contains an arched doorway between Doric columns that support an entablature, and a dwarf intermediate stage with three-light window flanked by tapered Ionic pilasters carrying a second enablature. In the second storey is a large rectangular window divided by mullions and transoms into three tiers of three lights. The quoined angles rise to a crowning entablature and a parapet ornamented with quatrefoils in panels. A smililar window forming the second storey is surmounted by a curved and stepped gable.

The Parker-Morrell-Dana House in East Lexington.

Door on North Dearborn Street in Chicago, Illinois.

 

Tenuous Link: Ionic volutes.

 

Built in 1926, the Junior Building of Holmes High School was built like its predecessor, the Senior Building, in the Jacobean Revival style, based on architecture of grand manor houses and other major works of architecture from the time period of the English Renaissance. The brick building, located on the western side of the complex, features a dark red/brown brick facade with a limestone entry portico featuring extensive classical elements, including a small semi-circular juliet balcony, ionic pilasters, decorative pinnacles, arched window and door openings, and several carved decorative elements. The side entrances feature smaller porticos with similar details, but more intricate carvings that cover the tympanums, including several cartouches. The central portion of the front facade has a high parapet with limestone cresting, while the ends of the side wings feature almost solid brick walls with few windows and limestone cartouches, as well as english quoins at the corners. The building originally housed the junior high program for the Covington City School District with 42 classrooms, two sewing rooms and two domestic science rooms (home economics), two art rooms, a music room, and a gymnasium, serving the senior high school and junior high school. The building was linked with the old Holmesdale mansion next door with an enclosed breezeway when it was built, later replaced by the present administration building in 1936.

 

The Holmes High School campus, home to one of the oldest public high schools in Kentucky, is covered in grassy lawns and shady trees, stands at the border between the Levassor Park neighborhood to the south and the Wallace Woods neighborhood to the north, on the old Holmesdale Estate, the home of the Holmes family. In 1915, the old Holmesdale Estate, including a Gothic Revival-style victorian mansion known as the Holmesdale Castle, built in 1872, was sold to the Covington School Board as a site for a new high school to replace the overcrowded building at 12th and Russell in the Seminary Square neighborhood, which had also been built in 1872. The first school building was built in 1919 to house the Senior High School program, followed by the football stadium in 1925 and the Junior High School building in 1926, which were connected via breezeways to the former mansion, which was utilized as a cafeteria, bookstore, band room, and administration building. In 1936, the old Holmesdale Mansion was demolished for the Administration Building, which housed a cafeteria, enlarged administration facilities, and additional classrooms. In 1966, following the end of racial segregation in schools and the integration of the all-black Lincoln-Grant School with the all-white Holmes High School, the school was extended to the south with the construction of a new science building and gymnasium, which were linked with the previous structures with a raised breezeway. In 1980, a vocational building was added to the west side of the 1966 structure, bringing the campus to its present appearance and size. Originally a separate vocational school, it was merged with the high school in 2000. More recently, around the year 2000, a Postmodern-style wing linking the Administration Building and the Junior Building was constructing, mimicking the architecture of the older buildings on the campus with modern materials. Today, Holmes High School is the sole public high school serving the city of Covington, and is a major community anchor with a beautiful campus and historic charm.

The Ionic Temple,mirror pond and amphitheatre found in the gardens at Chiswick House.

The Temple of Artemis at Sardis was one of the largest shrines of the Classical World, only three other Ionic temples rivalled it for size, the Artemis Temple at Ephesus, the Apollo Temple at Didyma, and the Hera Temple on Samos. (all of which bar Samos we visited on this trip).

 

Despite it's ruined condition with only two of the columns surviving at full height the enormous scale of the building continues to inspire awe, several Ionic capitals stand at ground level and give a sense of the fine detail as well as impressive size.

 

At the rear of the temple is a small ruined Byzantine chapel, suggesting the great building must have been converted to Christian use before it's eventual demise.

 

The temple we see today was begun c300 BC but left unfinished until the Roman period, when renovation was also necessary following earthquake damage. The decorative finishes were never completed, as is attested by the unfluted columns.

 

For more see the following article

www.sacred-destinations.com/turkey/sardis-temple-of-artem...

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1st Floor, Al Riqqa Building,

Near Clock Tower, Deira,

Dubai, U.A.E.

Phone: +971 4 2669986

E-mail: dubai@ecosmart-intl.com"

 

Ionic column (capital) from St Martin's-le-Grand General Post Office, now outside Vestry House Museum, Walthamstow, London. Picture taken before a local vandal spray painted their tags on it.

The Sacred Gate Sphinx.

The sphinx stands on a column with an Ionian capital.Traces of painted decoration.

ca. 550 BC, from the sacred gate area at Kerameikos.

P 1697

 

Museum at Kerameikos

East-Ionic wine-cup

Double face bowl or cup, in the interior jumping dolphins (540 BCE)

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1st Floor, Al Riqqa Building,

Near Clock Tower, Deira,

Dubai, U.A.E.

Phone: +971 4 2669986

E-mail: dubai@ecosmart-intl.com"

 

The water fountain outside the ION attracts crowds young and old -ok mostly young but everyone certainly enjoys watching the colourful lights and the alternating water spouts. Although the fountain runs pretty much constantly for their christmas light up they have done a mini 'light show' of sorts with music. The colour of the lights kept changing as did the reflections in the water so it was tricky to time the peak of the water fountain along with the desired (matching) colour of the giant screen thing on the wall of the ION which also created a reflection in the water on the steps.

 

Notes: Curves Adjustment

 

450D | EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM

ISO100 10mm f/5.6 2.0sec

This neo-classical house, designed by Levi Weeks for Lyman Harding in 1812, is dominated by a giant portico with Roman Ionic columns. The two doorways are based on traditional Palladian motifs. The main house is the most architecturally significant building dating to the territorial period because it introduced academic architecture to the Mississippi Territory. It is historically important as the residence of attorney Lyman Harding, one of the wealthiest and most influential citizens of Natchez during the territorial period, legal counsel for Aaron Burr at his arraignment in 1807, and Mississippi's first Attorney General. Auburn's two-story portico is one of the earliest in the South, pre-dating similar porticoes at the University of Virginia and those added in the 1820s to the White House and to Arlington in Virginia. The house and its outbuildings are National Historic Landmarks and Mississippi Landmarks.

London 1977

 

Ionic Temple, lake and obelisk, Chiswick House Gardens, Chiswick, 1977

10c103: Hounslow, garden, urn, lake, pond, temple, obelisk, pre-Victorian

 

Chiswick House Gardens is one of London's less well known parks, but one of the most interesting. I went there occasionally with my family, and we used to take photography classes there, at least until we lost a student. Actually we usually lost students on photography trips, at least in later years when they would decide to go clubbing rather than travel back with us. But this was one of the first times, and we did get rather worried, and later made a complaint to the police who had grabbed him for running across the park when he realised he was late and was trying to catch up with us, and kept him locked in the police station without allowing him to contact anyone. Apparently he kept telling them they could check with the college but they didn't.

 

As usual on such outings I took a few pictures myself, as well as dispensing advice to those who sought it and some who didn't. The one drawback of Chiswick House Gardens was that it was too far to the nearest pub, where on some such occasions my colleague and I would retire at lunch.

 

If you don't know the park it is worth a visit. Bill Brandt took a couple of memorable pictures there and Grade I listed Chiswick House is one of the finest examples of Neo-Palladian architecture in the country and the gardens were created by William Kent. I've never made a really good picture there!

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1st Floor, Al Riqqa Building,

Near Clock Tower, Deira,

Dubai, U.A.E.

Phone: +971 4 2669986

E-mail: dubai@ecosmart-intl.com"

 

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