#heritageindanger

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PAVILLON KELLER. Jean Benoit, Jean Bonnat architects. 1912 /1930 (extension) Seems abandoned, incomprehensibly, despite his label "patrimoine en isère". #architecture #architecturephotography #artnouveau #concretelovers #patrimoine #heritage #patrimoineduxxemesiecle #patrimoineendanger #heritageindanger #france #alps @region_auvergnerhonealpes https://www.instagram.com/p/B1wl5a-CTEz/?igshid=1ip68lve5bjtd

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Prototype

ICC Berlin · Schüler & Witte

A kind of spaceship lay down in the west end side of Berlin. This is the International Congress Center Berlin (abbreviated ICC Berlin) it was designed by Ralf Schüler and Ursulina Schüler-Witte and build in the 70s. They won the competition for the construction of a multifunctional hall in 1965, after several changes in the specifications, began its construction period between 1965 to 1979. ICC Berlin is one of the most important buildings of the post-war period, and probably the most expensive building in West Berlin. 40 years since then the actual owners (the state of Berlin, operator Messe Berlin GmbH) consider this building “technically worn”. In April 2014 it was closed in order to remove asbestos contamination, but now it remains closed. It was one of the largest convention centers in the world. Indeed, the 313-meter-long, 89-meter-wide and almost 40-meter-high support this statement. ICC Berlin is a very unique and special building. State of Berlin, DOCOMOMO Germany and DOCOMOMO International please, consider to give ICC Berlin other uses. As a multifunctional building it has been demostrated ICC Berlin could handle other uses, don’t let this building remains abandoned. If you are in Berlin or you have planned to travel there try to visit their surroundings. Wikipedia`s friend told us the actual state of this building, thanks to them: “..For years, the future of the building has been discussed in Berlin. Messe Berlin has no interest in continuing operation as the operating costs exceed the income from events. Even a demolition was brought into conversation, this is rejected by large parts of Berlin’s policy, however. The last public event in the building was on March 9, 2014, and after the Daimler Annual General Meeting on April 9, 2014, it was closed. So far, it is unclear whether and when the ICC will be rehabilitated and who bears the costs. Sustainable concepts for further use after a renovation are not yet available. In the wake of the refugee crisis in Europe in 2015, the ICC has been used since December 2015 as emergency shelter for initially more than 500 residents. In June 2017, about 260 people still lived there. From May 2016 to June 2017, the building was also used as one of Berlin’s first port of call for refugees. Up to 1,400 asylum seekers were processed daily here…” images: 1- Instructional plan. Drawing Illustration by Robinson. Domus v.557 2-7-8 Arquigraph 3-5-6 aerial view. wikipedia 4- facade detail. Alexander Stumm 5- ICC Berlin Illustration by Robinson,1978

[peciosdelaarquitecturamontanesa]

Conjunto hospitalario de #Pedrosa #Pontejos #Cantabria #patrimonioenpeligro #heritageindanger #Teatro #architecture #archigram #archilovers #instarq (en Pontejos, Cantabria, Spain)

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#RUTASdeSaberesyBienestar #Unesco y Patrimonio Mundial. Nuevamente se evaluarán candidaturas Tendremos nueva lista de #PatrimonioMyndual material e inmaterial pero además una lista de los que habiendo obtenido la categoría están en peligro o amenazados en su preservación. _____ Regrann from @unesco - The 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee is kicking off today in Manama, Bahrain. From 24 June to 4 July, the Committee members will examine the nomination of 30 sites for inscription on UNESCO's World Heritage List. Also, the Committee will examine the state of conservation of 157 sites already on the World Heritage List. 54 of those sites, are also on the List of World Heritage in Danger. If you want to follow the latest updates from the Committee, check out the latest updates on our Twitter account www.twitter.com/unesco, follow the hashtags #WorldHeritage & #42whc and visit our website https://en.unesco.org/42whc (copy & and paste this link on your browser). #WorldHeritage #42whc #Heritage #Manama #Bahrain #HeritageInDanger #unite4heritage #Culture #CulturalHeritage #NaturalHeritage #EndangeredHeritage #UNESCO Photo: View of Qal’at al-Bahrain Photo credit: Preju Suresh/shutterstock - #regrann (en Caracas)

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Former mine workers' hostel, St. Anthony’s Road, Reiger Park (Boksburg) / Ekurhuleni (South Africa) / Photo: © Author’s own. 2014. 

An extant East Rand mine hostel built using a panopticon design.   

[peciosdelaarquitecturamontanesa]

Conjunto sanitario de #Pedrosa #Pontejos #Cantabria #patrimonioenpeligro #heritageindanger #patrimonio #heritage #patrimonioCantabria #Cantabriapatrimonio #SOSpatrimonio #igerscantabria (en Pontejos, Cantabria, Spain)

[africanflaneur]

Radoma Court (1938), Yeoville / Johannesburg (South Africa) / 2014. Photo: Author's own. ©

[africanflaneur]

Abandoned outdoor theatre at a former black mineworker compound, Cullinan Diamond Mine / Cullinan (South Africa) / 2013. Photo: Author's own. 

Many mining compounds (segregated along strict racial and ethnic lines) had outdoor theatres as a way of offering entertainment to black mineworkers who were virtually incarcerated in prison-like hostels for months on end. The practice of mine entertainment dates back to the early days of the mining industry in South Africa and usually entailed so-called 'tribal dances' and later gumboot dancing and film screenings. This outdoor theatre was constructed in the middle of the previous century and includes a stage, screen, amphitheatre, projector room and cafeteria. Situated on mining land the site is inaccessible and largely derelict.