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Tag: #Monday Window
Mirror, Mirror
The area north of the main station in Darmstadt has seen almost unbelievable building activities during the last decade. About 10 years ago we used to run through overgrown empty lots.
Looking to the right.
and looking to the left, the reflection and the building itself.
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It’s Like Opening a Window of Worms
I’m not quite sure whether these ventilation hoses have been installed due to COVID air conditioning improvements. In any case, they look funny.
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Bricks, and Stones, and Arches
There was a time when builders liked to combine bricks with arches, often with twin windows.
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Modern Style
I like the grey offset with red and the different shades of wood.
It’s the building of the summer tobogganing centre at the Peterberg in the Saarland.
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Not just the Windows Are Topsy-turvy
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Windows of the Schlachthof Wiesbaden
Today it’s an arts and cultural centre used for music events and plays and the like but the building used to be the Wiesbaden abbattoir.
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Municipal Indoor Swimming Pool in Mannheim
This is the front of the Herschelbad in Mannheim. Bernhard Herschel was a businessman and local councellor who donated 500,000 goldmarks in early the 20th century for the establishment of a public swimming bath that would carry his name. It took quite a while with planning and building and the baths were finally opened in 1920, 15 years after his death. There are three large pools, bath tubs, a Roman-Irish bath, a sun bathing section and even a pool for dogs.
A few of the various windows seen on the neo-baroque front.
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