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The purpose of this structure is to act as a place for learning and engaging with the natural environment, where the sky becomes your theater to enhance the user's experience with the site. Since the site sits on a high location, the intention with this building is to take advantage of the different perspectives on the sites view. To not obstruct existing views as you approach the building, much of the structure is fixed and embedded underground. The outdoor exhibit space loops around the top of the mound providing 360 views of the site and its horizon. The funnel that vertically pierces the building, pokes out of the top of the slope creating a large circular aperture overhead, funneling down to the water purification system on the bottom floor. The center aperture has multiple functions, acting as a ledge, indoor rainwater feature, and naked eye observatory for the bottom exhibit floor. Other major Apertures funnel perpendicular to the centered funnel to mysteriously peak out of the hilltop when you see the building from a distance while also providing directed views of the sky. Each floor of the structure focuses on different ideas of the site’s different perspectives. While the top focuses on 360 views outdoors, the middle is more oriented and enclosed, and with the bottom exposed exhibit space completely directed towards the towers. The main material of this building is concrte and steel for sturdy foundation and then finished with cement cladding and locally found wood for interior walls and details.
I'm sure someone more current than I can identify this uh... building.
Update a high end apartment building.
I took this a while back but cant remember where i was i think it might be near Basingstoke so i will have to hope i go past it again ...
The inside of an abanodned urban structure. | High Quality versions available at 500px.com/photo/98030417 and www.jaymcbride.com
This Greek Revival structure was built by slave labor in 1857-59 using the designs of brothers George and Thomas Weldon. It is one of the state's five working Antebellum courthouses (the other being the Adams, Amite, Claiborne, and Monroe county courthouses). The edifice was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986. It is also a contributing property to the Raymond Historic District, which was listed in 2007.
This courthouse is one of two in Hinds County; the other is in Jackson. Hinds County is one of ten counties in the state of Mississippi with dual county seats.
Ted Nitka on stage at Structure Big Data 2011 in New York City.
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Structures live at The Music Hall in London, ON February 13th, 2011.
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Airmen from the Virginia National Guard’s Virginia Beach-based 203rd RED HORSE Squadron use heavy equipment to demolish derelict structures associated with the drug trade Aug. 22 in Petersburg. The demolition is part of Operation Renew, a program that provides engineer assets to assist communities in reclaiming control of known drug trafficking areas and conducted under the supervision of the Virginia Guard Counterdrug Task Force and in coordination with the City of Petersburg and local law enforcement. A total of 13 structures have been targeted for demolition between Aug. 19 and 30. (Photo by Cotton Puryear, Virginia Guard Public Affairs)
Waterbury Fire responded for a possible structure fire at 34 Brook St in the City's downtown. They arrived to find dumpster fire which had spread up the exterior wall of the Tryst Cafe and into the building's attic space. The initial structure response was E 2,4,7,Rescue Engine 1,Truck 1,3, and Cars 2 & 5. With the RIT team being put to work with concerns for the other exposure buildings E-6 was added to the assignment. The fire was quickly knocked down, roof ventilated, and positive pressure ventilation applied. While the crews picked up the fire marshal's responded to the scene to invesigate the fire.
Just before noon the alarm sounded for a structure fire at 36 Chipman St in Waterbury's Town Plot Section. First due Engine 11 arrived to find smoke showing from the single family dwelling and reported that they would be stretching in. As they advanced a line Truck 1 laddered the roof of the one story structure with a ground ladder as second due Engine 8 set up the hydrant just west of the scene. The E-11's crew was able to bring the fire under control quickly using only their tank water. The remaining time on scene was spent overhauling and ventilating the structure which was charged with smoke by the incident. See more action on my websitte www.onscenefirephoto.com