Bahnhof data center, Pionen, Stockholm. Picture from Deposit/Data by Yann Mingard.

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(Source: thestrippervicar)

infiniteinterior:

A concrete construction on the military island of Santahamina, near Helsinki. Purpose unknown.

(via Esoteerinen maantiede ja periferiaterapia: Rauhan rannat - Santahaminan taisteluampumaradan takamaastossa)

arkthree:

Air shafts to bunkers by Matt-san on Flickr.

arkthree:

Watch Tower by jrej www.gregoirec.com on Flickr.

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amaki09:

(by Sameli)

Soviet era bunker (1944-1956), Kirkkonummi, Finland

Svalbard Global Seed Vault, Norway

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(Source: digleshit, via a-concrete-heart)

lustik:

Johann Büsen

Artists on tumblr

(via amaurote)

verile:

World War II Gun Emplacement, The Naze

wumpus

distant-near:

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mpdrolet:

Children playing on Omaha Beach, Normandy, France, 1947

David Seymour

fragmentsicila:

BlockHaus turned into a punk club turned into an Art Gallery.

Nantes, France.

WWII bunker of the Winkel type, Ibbenbüren, Germany

(Source: bunker-whv.de)

Two German WWII bunkers of the Winkel type (after their designer Leo Winkel) in Gießen and Wünsdorf.

Battery Construction 129/Nike Missile Site SF - 88, from the Army series, Jeremy Blakeslee

(Source: jeremyblakesleephoto.com)

koperkoorts:

Berlin’s Bunkers

© Donath, Herbert / Wikimedia Commons

(Source: archdaily.com)