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The Folkestone Saga - Triennial Precedes Demolition of Victorian Landmark

bipsbox wrote 1 week ago: There has been good media coverage (BBC Culture Show and the Architects Journal to name but two) … more »

Tags: Architecture, Art, Transport, kent, Foster & Partners, Roger De Haan, Folkstone Harbour Company, saga travel, Folkstone Triennial

Tinsley Towers

bipsbox wrote 2 weeks ago: “Tinsley Towers” - more correctly the cooling towers of the long closed Blackb … more »

Tags: Architecture, Sheffield, Yorkshire, Blackburn Meadows, power station, Sheffield, tinsley towers

Steel City Signage

bipsbox wrote 2 weeks ago: A brilliant logo on the front of the Starweld building on Harleston Street, a short crawl … more »

Tags: Architecture, Yorkshire, Sheffield, Starweld, Durham Foundry, Lower Don Valley, Industrial Signage, Steel City, Sheffield

Magpie Mine - Peak District Lead

bipsbox wrote 1 month ago: The remains of Magpie Mine, near Sheldon in Derbyshire, are probably the most complete example of … more »

Tags: derbyshire, Lead Mine, Magpie Mine, peak district, Peak District Lead Mines

Yorkshire Chemicals, Leeds

bipsbox wrote 1 month ago: Demolition of the former Yorkshire Chemicals plant in the Hunslet area of Leeds is almost complete. … more »

Tags: Yorkshire, Yorkshire Chemicals, demolition, leeds

"It will burn for a mile": Fire Insurance and the Origins of the High Pressure Fire Service3 comments

crd2 wrote 3 months ago: [H.P.F.S. PUMPING STATION -- DELAWARE AVE. AND RACE ST.] On March 17, 1900 Philadelphia’s cente … more »

Tags: Built environment, High Pressure Fire Service, Infrastructure, Philadelphia, water

"Of Graceful Proportions": Strickland Kneass's Cast Iron Chestnut St. Bridge1 comment

crd2 wrote 4 months ago: Want to find out why the eastern abutment of the uninspiring Chestnut Street Bridge looks like a ca … more »

Tags: bridges, Built environment, Expressways, Strickland Kneass

"Philadelphia used to have a lot of industry": Farewell to the Tidewater Grain Elevator, Part II2 comments

crd2 wrote 6 months ago: … more »

Tags: tidewater grain, implosion, Philadelphia

"Philadelphia used to have a lot of industry": Farewell to the Girard Point (Tidewater) Grain Elevator7 comments

crd2 wrote 6 months ago: “Philadelphia used to have a lot of industry. Not so much anymore.” –Harry Hagin, … more »

Tags: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Railroad, Built environment, Urban Exploration, grain elevator, Reinforced Concrete, Girard Point Grain Elevator, Tidewater Grain Elevator

The coming petroleum drosscape: Socony-Vacuum Oil Company ruins as case study2 comments

crd2 wrote 11 months ago: These are ruins of an industrial complex once owned by the Socony-Vacuum Oil Company south of Bartr … more »

Tags: petroleum refining, Philadelphia

Derby Silk Mill1 comment

Alun wrote 11 months ago: Derby Silk Mill, now Derby Industrial Museum. This is my entry for the Your Nearest Site carnival. … more »

Tags: archaeology, Life, Heritage, UK, UNESCO

Workshop of the World At War: the USMC Quartermaster Depot5 comments

crd2 wrote 1 year ago: As “workshop of the world” Philadelphia proved vital during the two industrial world wars of th … more »

Tags: Philadelphia, Quartermaster, USMC


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