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One of the six stainless steel 1936 Ford Model 68 Deluxe Tudor Touring Sedans that Allegheny Steel (later Allegheny Ludlum) built
Stainless steel tree sculpture on the grounds of the Museum of Art , Raleigh, NC.
Explored 1/11/2012 #79
i bought this toothbrush holder that was pretty gross...and after cleaning it up and polishing it, i had to question how anyone could use it. stainless steel would show every drop of water and other stuff (ick) every time it was used unless the toothbrush was thoroughly cleaned, rinsed and dried! conclusion: poor design and a way to make an ocd person positively bonkers. solution: stick a marble in it.
Detail of the stainless steel siding on Michigan State University's Broad Art Museum. The museum was opened in 2012 and designed by Zaha Hadid.
Le Tornado est la pièce maîtresse spectaculaire du Fenix. Composée d'acier inoxydable et dotée de deux escaliers en bois majestueux, elle est la dernière-née des constructions architecturales de Rotterdam. Conçue par Ma Yansong du cabinet chinois MAD Architects, la Tornado est à la fois une œuvre d'art et une plateforme panoramique. Située au cœur du musée, elle relie le rez-de-chaussée, le premier étage et le belvédère sur le toit. Au-delà de sa fonction pratique, les escaliers symbolisent le thème central du Fenix : la migration.
The Tornado is the spectacular centerpiece of the Fenix. Made of stainless steel and featuring two majestic wooden staircases, it is the latest architectural addition to Rotterdam. Designed by Ma Yansong of the Chinese firm MAD Architects, the Tornado is both a work of art and a panoramic platform. Located in the heart of the museum, it connects the ground floor, the first floor, and the rooftop observation deck. Beyond its practical function, the staircases symbolize the central theme of the Fenix: migration.
One Canada Square, Canary Wharf
The centrepiece of the Canary Wharf Development in London, England, this stainless steel-clad tower has become a London icon. This 50-storey building was one of the first European towers to incorporate North American planning principles with large efficient floor-plates.
Inside, it has an impressive triple-height lobby finished with rich Italian and Guatemalan marble. Complete with 32 high-speed passenger elevators people move from the ground floor to the 50th floor in only 40 seconds.
The tower is connected to several buildings below grade and is the closest tower to the DLR Train Station. The building is connected into an extensive underground retail network requiring detailed coordination with adjoining buildings, particularly with regards to fire and life-safety issues.
Stainless steel Japanese chef’s knife. Upper handle, shank and proximal blade. Wood table background. Cropped to under 3 inches.
No I'm not starting a train Tuesday - but this is the galley from the inside of a train from probably back in the 1940-60's.
I had toured some old trains and this caught my eye for the light, metallic tones and angles. ....It's a lot of metal!!
My ISO was set at 400 but still fought a little with noise.