#derelict building

[kvetch19]

[peregrinuscreative]

Old Glory, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NYC, NY, USA

[fortunaestalta]

[mechanical-analogue]

[kiritorisu]

[streetsofdublin]

(via LACKEN MILL AND WELL ON THE RIVER NORE KILKENNY)

When I photographed this in May 2016 I dd not know that it was Lacken Mill and did not pay much attention to it as I was focused on the well that is attached. At the time I thought that the well was a holy well.

[papillonattrape]

[russellmoreton]

Sequential Photograph : In the space around the "spatial turn" (539) by Russell Moreton Via Flickr: Art as Spatial Practice. Space folds : Containing "Spatialities around historicality and sociality" "All that is solid melts into air" Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, (Poetic observation concerning the constant revolutionizing of social conditions) Perceptions now gathering at the end of the millennium. Spatiality, Robert T. Tally Jr. 2013 pictify.com/user/russellmoreton

[liverpoollomo]

Hattons, St Helens. Smena 8M. Ilford FP4.

Situated on Borough Road the old Hattons Office Furniture building has been an eyesore for as long as I have had reason to visit St Helens. It looks like a hazard and demolition seems to be the only cause of action appropriate.There is much dereliction in this town, which is a shame. It has potential and things could be better.

I could not resist snapping a few frames with my Smena 8M.

[kvetch19]

[zombilenium]

‘A Paradise Lost’

James Kerwin Photography

[urbanrelics]

KRAFTWERK V

This monumental power station, originally a former brown coal power station, but later converted into a gas turbine power station, was built in 1937. It was active for over 60 years and was closed in 1998. The four large chimneys of the now closed brown coal power station, which were characteristic of the area for decades, were blown up in 2001.

The first half of the brown coal plant (6 x 35 MW) was built between 1937 and 1940. After World War II, the power plant's systems and equipment were dismantled between 1945 and 1947 as reparations to the Soviet Union.

From 1953 to 1959, the power plant was rebuilt and expanded with the second half of the plant (12 x 32 MW) in the west and high bunkers in the north. Gradual recommissioning took place from 10 October 1954 with the first trial operation after dismantling and expansion.

The power plant was declared an industrial monument in 1996. In March 2006, the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments and Archaeology removed the power plant from the list of monuments without the owner having submitted an application. The reason for this was that the characteristic chimneys were being demolished.

Despite the loss of its monument status, the power plant is still considered a monument.

[vacuuity]

Fires in heaven.

The smell of smoke, but nothing has burned here for some time. There are no fires with which to free ourselves.

[n1ghtblossom]

[these-summer-nights-in-december]

Christopher Citro | This Is Today | 2025-03-04

[streetsofdublin]

THE LACKEN WALK IN KILKENNY INCLUDING LACKEN MILL

The Lacken Walk, which forms part of the River Nore Linear Park, follows the east bank of the River Nore as it flows south for Bennetsbridge.

EXCLUDING THE NEW BOARDWALK SECTION Leaca, leacain or leacan in Irish means the side of a hill. The Lacken Walk, which forms part of the River Nore Linear Park, follows the east bank of the River Nore as it flows south for Bennetsbridge. Access from either the ring road at Ossory bridge or from the “Lacken Steps” at the end of Maudlin Street/Dublin Road (near the viewing area). The Lacken Walk…