Please forgive the recent silence, especially because it's going to be quiet here for all of May. My project has three deadlines in the next five weeks, so I'm pretty slammed of late. (And my staff, God bless them, have been handling the relentless deadlines pretty well, even when I haven't been terribly pleasant.) So instead of making a real post, I'm just going to post a few interesting links now and then.
Today's theme: abandonment (since that's what I'm going to have to do to Intern 101 until my deadlines are over in June):
First, actual abandoned architectural structures that look like something out of a sci-fi movie.
Speaking of abandoned buildings, this photographer takes pictures of elegant, abandoned buildings in Europe and produces some amazing images.
Then, a British mental hospital that was closed and is being turned into apartments--talk about adaptive reuse! But is this the right reuse for this type of building, especially one with a mixed history in a community?
Today's theme: abandonment (since that's what I'm going to have to do to Intern 101 until my deadlines are over in June):
First, actual abandoned architectural structures that look like something out of a sci-fi movie.
Speaking of abandoned buildings, this photographer takes pictures of elegant, abandoned buildings in Europe and produces some amazing images.
Then, a British mental hospital that was closed and is being turned into apartments--talk about adaptive reuse! But is this the right reuse for this type of building, especially one with a mixed history in a community?
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