24 days ago by Archilogy

With its steel cross-ribbed arches, the station is reminiscent of the great epoch of railway stations, when stone-hewn neo-Romanesque and neo-Gothic cathedrals of mobility attested the unshakable faith in the technological power of the steam age. View Over Railways The steel crossbeams have a purely ...

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40 days ago by internalchaos

I am halfway through week 8 of the first semester. And there’s 16 weeks in total, including exams. This is good news - if I made it through the first 7 weeks, I can make it through the next 7 (and theoretically, the remaining week and a half). It still seems so far away. I was going to post an entry ...

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40 days ago by ajennin4

So, here’s my beef with Architecture: I picked Architecture because I thought it might be a good starting point to finding myself in a place where I could make some kind of impact on, as lame as this sounds, human life. People. I want to make life better for people. Not just some people, not just a ...

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40 days ago by BAHonsLit.Hist; DipBldgConsRICS

Built upon the proportions of Solomon's Temple? Falinge is a small district of Rochdale , Lancashire which lies just outside the town centre. It has recently acquired the dubious mantle of ‘ Benefits Capital of the UK ’, which brought swiftly upon the concrete laden streets, the vagaries of national ...

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46 days ago by Lauren- Pitt

Fall may be the most beautiful time of the year. The leaves have begun to change colors and the temperature typically drops into the mid 50s (with those 75 degree days every now and then - random, i know!). The best part about being a college student during this time is that you can still enjoy the ...

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53 days ago by colleenanderson

Here’s another Ireland installment, first written on Oct. 7, 2007 while I was in Ireland. I’ll be soon posting some of the blog pieces with pictures or you can go over to my blogspot blog, link listed on the sidebar. We’re in Kilkenny, which turns out to be a hopping college town, or at least where ...

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59 days ago by Belablast

Walking down the streets of older American cities, where spired, turreted Gothic Revival buildings tower overhead, have you ever felt the presence of someone watching you? Well, they are. Look up. You’ll be amazed at what’s looking down at you! Gargoyles - those weird, usually grotesque, sometimes c ...

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59 days ago by Rambling Round

Mirrowed windows at Weaver Castle reflect blue skies above Selma. The "castle," according to its website, "is of significant architectural Gothic design, was completed in 1868 and is located in the Old Town historic district of Selma, Alabama. Weaver Castle was built by William M. Weaver, a prominen ...

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66 days ago by Mangled Syntax

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68 days ago by taste of sushi

This city is known not only because its beautiful old town. Here you can TOUCH gothic architecture in many churches and other buildings. You can try ‘torunskie pierniki’ which are regional cookies. You can go to the places where Nicolaus Copernicus lived and was educated. Do I need to say more? Mias ...

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