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These are the windows of the classroom in which I teach. It’s actually quite a big room, the window side is at least 6 metres but because of the foreshortening in the picture it looks cramped. Outside the window it is green, a slope of grass, but not as green as at the other side of the building.






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The windows belong to the training centre of a catholic hospital. I’ve been inside the training centre but not in the room with these windows – I presume that they belong to a chapel or a prayer room.

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A Monday Window for Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge. This Monday I showed off the windows in the fences and walls of the zoo of Worms. The zoo is inclusive and these windows allow small children and visitors in wheelchairs to see into enclosures. This goat was particularly obliging and posed for me.
Since I was housebound for the last 10 days or so, I dug into my archive to come up with a few windows for Ludwig’s challenge.







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This is where the Frankfurter Verein is housed, a society that offers housing for disadvantaged people. With a facade like, this fancy windows would be too much. Hence the windows are very simple and straightforward – yet not in a straight line. The whole house, or rather the two buildings, are covered in an iridescent sheeting which changes colour depending on the light and one’s position.




Monday Window: Frankfurter Verein

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