2008 Environments - Man-Made / Buildings

[davi]

Post any man-made / building references here!
If your link contains both male and female references, just share in both

Best ways to link:
Use VB code [url=Http://www.Kindgirls.com]Kind Girls[/url]
Example: Kind Girls

[DanielC]

hope it helps !

[Serpian]

Delete the spammer!

[moroi]

i find these clan houses to be really interesting:
(short description)

"Built from the 11th to the 20th century in the mountainous areas across Fujian and neighboring provinces, the "Tulou" buildings could house a whole clan. They also served other functions such as defense.

The building usually consists of a rammed earth outer wall and internal wooden framework. "

Article on the buildings

Here's some large photos of them too:
Photo1
Photo2

[arttorney]

Electricity generating windmills.

[krossj]

lots of pictures of lost cities

http://www.shunya.net/Pictures/Highl...LostCities.htm

[HAJiME]

Check this out for some awesome derelect and abandoned urban enviroments.

[inmygucci]

wrong section

[inmygucci]

sorry guys, posted in the wrong section! i will move this to female models.

[Suira]

Well, took some pics that might be useful to somebody,hope it helps.

[HAJiME]

Westminster Tube station in London looks like a space ship inside.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/9856451...7611014221768/

[vidar_77]

[Janos]

Bussana Vecchia
An old town in the North-West of Italy. Most of it was ruined in an earthquake in the early 20 Century. Then in the sixties it was "conquered" by hippies and is now regarded as an art/agricultural town. The people living there have built themselves homes in the ruins of the town. My Fotos might not be top notch, but they give the feeling of the place. They sky was clouded so not much light.
Hope these help someone.

Copyright: Me
Feel free to use them as reference.

I might add a few more which were taken with a better camera.

[DANKA]

Any suggestion for hig resolution buildings images on web?

[Mischavie]

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/

As the name of the site suggests, it has a lot of images of more modern architecture, but it's not limited to it. If you look around on the forums, you'll find a lot of interesting (and some high resolution) images of buildings all over the world.

One of my favorite topics is this one ("The Most Imposing Building"): http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=993109

It's cool and inspiring. Definitely worth checking out.

[Angel Intheuk]

Might be old news to those in Chicago or around but I found this link in the Guardian today: 'When Chicago-based nanny Vivian Maier died in 2009, she left behind 100,000 negatives that no one but she had ever seen. Her work was discovered by chance by an estate agent who set about putting her pictures on a blog. Now the photographs she took on her days off are being haled as 'ranking up there' with the best in 20th-century street photography.

I know it's probably more about people but most of the scenes are outside so I thought it appropriate to put here as well.

>>>> http://vivianmaier.blogspot.com/ <<<<

[bytheoak]

These were taken in Italy.

[DvrJeroen]

I found this fantastic russian site a while ago. It has reference of abandoned bunkers, plants, airfields, military bases, factories, cities, hospitals, unfinished russian buildings and many more..
(you might have to use google translator to browse)

>>Urban Projekt<<

a few examples;

[shikonari]

Great site my friend thank you!!!!

[kennybrann]

http://translate.google.com/translat...%2F918332.html

A Russian bunker