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Two young women from Mandalay, Myanmar are working to carry clay from a boat floating on the river to a truck. The work is divided among these 2 women such that the first woman carries the basket half-way from the boat and the other woman carries it the other half-way to the truck.
In 1917-1918, Michel de Klerk, commissioned by Eigen Haard, designed a third housing complex for workers on Spaarndammerplantsoen: Het Schip (The Ship).
Completed in 1921, the complex represents the pinnacle of the Amsterdam School and De Klerk's oeuvre. It exemplifies how beautiful social housing can be. It combines mass and individuality. While it is a large block of houses, each unit offers something unique.
Facade detail on Oostzaanstraat
The apartments part (red brick finish) is clearly differentiated from the "public" part (common areas, school, post office ...etc. in dark brick finish and high windows).
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In 1917-1918 ontwerpt Michel de Klerk in opdracht van Eigen Haard een derde woningcomplex met arbeiderswoningen aan het Spaarndammerplantsoen: Het Schip.
Het complex werd in 1921 opgeleverd en vormt het hoogtepunt van de Amsterdamse School en van het oeuvre van De Klerk. Het is een voorbeeldproject van hoe fraai sociale woningbouw kan zijn. Er is een koppeling tussen massa en individualiteit. Het is een groot blok woningen, maar toch heeft iedere woning iets unieks.
Geveldetail aan de Oostzaanstraat
Het appartementengedeelte (afgewerkt met rode bakstenen) is duidelijk te onderscheiden van het "openbare" gedeelte (gemeenschappelijke ruimtes, school, postkantoor, enz., afgewerkt met donkere bakstenen en hoge ramen).
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An unexpected portrait of a beautiful lady working at the construction of the Myanmar Aquariums... Looking forward to see them in the future! Kantawgyi Garden, Yangon, Myanmar
From the archives: workers doing their stuff on the facade of a freshly built building. Mid-January 2012.
Taken with Pentax K20D digital camera and Pentax-F 28–80mm F3.5–4.5 zoom lens.
Picture taken as part of my serie about the manual workers in Philippines.
Rowel, construction worker.
We met Rowel (50 yo) in Dauin in the construction site of the resort of a good friend. Him and his workmates accepted to be taken in picture.
We will go back next month to meet them again for the construction of bamboo bungallow. :)
The resort name is "la tortue, Diving center" and promises to be extremely nice specially for the divers in the Negros. :)
Dauin, Negros Oriental, Philippines.
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These are not some restored structures from centuries ago but built by the Civilian Conservation Corps from the matching local rock during the 1930's to house workers in the area. From 1933 to 1942 the CCC over the course of it's existence employed over two an half million of mostly young men to work in over in over 4500 different camps planting trees, building roads etc. So many of the roads and some structures in our federal and state parks were built by CCC workers.
Pentax 67
105mm f2.4
Ilford FP4
Ilfosol 3
A tribute to August Sander
Focus ever so slightly off. I took this before I had a Zeiss glass multicoated diopter made by an optician for my 67. The improvement is dramatic, and now I hit the focus every single time.
A pleasant afternoon dismantling a 'vacon' 90kW variable frequency drive. No brain power needed! It's cold outside but I'm sweating here and the lumberjack shirt is off. The VFD chassis in front of me is heavy and came into the office as a 2-man lift. It will go out in pieces!
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