Stained glass home windows: Árkay Aladár (design and style) and Róth Miksa Calvinist Church of Fasor Budapest, VII. District, Városligeti fasor 7. Crafted in 1911-1913. Architect (inside design way too): Árkay Aladár Stained glass window: Róth Miksa Ironwork and metallic perform: Miakits Károly Woodwork: Kovács Zsigmond At the finish of the 19th century the new… Continue reading Budapest Art Nouveau
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The Carrington Chambers // Woodley’s Building (R) & King Edward Chambers (L) (Fortitude Valley, Queensland)
Carrington Chambers: Carrington Chambers was constructed for William Woodley, an artesian well-borer who settled in Queensland in the 1880s. The building was designed in 1909 by eminent architectural firm Hall and Dods, who had also designed King Edward Chambers on the adjoining lot in 1905. Woodley’s Building was designed in harmony King Edward Chambers. The… Continue reading The Carrington Chambers // Woodley’s Building (R) & King Edward Chambers (L) (Fortitude Valley, Queensland)
The Normanby Hotel & Tram Shelter (Brisbane, Queensland)
The Normanby Hotel: The Normanby Hotel, located prominently on the Normanby Fiveways intersection at Pink Hill, Brisbane, is a two storey brick building with a reduced amount, developed in 1890 on a web page used for hotel purposes since 1872. Motels have played an critical job in the historical growth of Queensland. Frequently the initial… Continue reading The Normanby Hotel & Tram Shelter (Brisbane, Queensland)
Good Millwork: Architecture Students Design Build Project
MINIMALIST CHAPEL Photos… Architecture Pupils craft an stylish and unlikely position of reflection. The Discipline Chapel is a job intended and executed by the pupils of an Innovative Style/Develop Studio at the Illinois Institute of Know-how Higher education of Architecture in Chicago for a ecumenical church co-operative in Boedigheim, Germany. Led by Professor Frank Flury,… Continue reading Good Millwork: Architecture Students Design Build Project
Best shot of Booloominbah erected 1888 in Armidale. Now the University of New England.
The University of New England was the first Australian university established outside of a capital city. It started life as the New England University College in 1938 as a college of the University of Sydney. Several local people worked hard for the College to become an independent university and they were successful in 1954. In… Continue reading Best shot of Booloominbah erected 1888 in Armidale. Now the University of New England.