(Source: shrbr, via amaki09)

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architecturehappens:

Bethlehem Steel Plant. Bethlehem, PA. 2012

An extremely long train of a building with distinct architectural events along the way: saddlebags, chutes, stair towers, mechanical duct-work, cantilevered saddlebags, etc. The frame-and-panel wall structure marches along relentlessly with an alternating roof monitor that gives the building a low crenelated profile. The infill material varies from safety glass, painted red safety glass, and translucent polycarbonate. Unfolded corners like open books create a grand unintentional public plaza, while the rare small blue man-door with a low metal awning serve to remind one of the human scale.

sovietbuildings:

Lietuva, Kaunas, small manufacturing plant

arianedepalacio:

Montreal, 2013

Those smokestacks reminded me of White Bay Power Station in Sydney. Completely abandoned at the moment and supposedly filled with asbestos but there is a plan to possibly open it up to visitors. Image from here.

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boltonsimon:

P7023649 [shared] on Flickr.

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(via terraced)

amaki09:

Заброшенные здания, бомбоубежища, военные объекты, мертвая техника и многое другое - Гора Высокая (Нижний Тагил)

Nizhny Tagil, Russia

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lenegatifmag:

untitled by laurentgaudart on Flickr.

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(Source: lenegatifmag, via temporality)

thewarroom:

All lime, no lemon. by Tripletreat on Flickr.

(via kinglemon)

02 (later Máj, later My)
Národní třída
Prague
1972–1975

fuckyeahbrutalism:

Power Station, Wedel, Germany, 1960s

(Bernhard Hermkes)

amaki09:

Back from the dead (by tedmcavoy)

Redcar Steelworks, England

Revda, Russia

(via solstafur-deactivated20130409)

scanzen:

Az Ózdi Kohászati Üzemek látképe. Fotó: Vadas Ernő. In: Madarsko v obrazech, 1965.

(via ana-milya)