The former gas holder, a classic example of nineteenth century industrial architecture, which has long since been disembowelled of its enormous cistern, has been standing unused for many years now. One day maybe, it'll be turned into a planetarium, a congress centre, or a museum. We'll just have to wait and see.Sunday, December 28, 2008
Gasometro
The former gas holder, a classic example of nineteenth century industrial architecture, which has long since been disembowelled of its enormous cistern, has been standing unused for many years now. One day maybe, it'll be turned into a planetarium, a congress centre, or a museum. We'll just have to wait and see.
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Interesting vantage point, Rob and lovely morning light.
Stunning photo! Light and colours are awesome!
The building really deserves some dynamic intervention, it's great.
What a view. That is a beautiful building. Amazing to think it's standing there empty. Such a nice shot.
I love the quotes about photography, Rob.
We have an old gas depot here that was converted in a theatre, so who knows. Lovely picture too, nice green and blue.
Wow, it looks like a painting!
Buon fine anno anche a te, Rob. E tantissimi auguri per il 2009!
Perfect postcard picture! Merry Christmas and all the best in New 2009 - bye and greetings from Croatia.
This is a perfect picture post card kind of view. Very nice.
Nice colors, and nice and simple composition. I´d like a planetarium :)
It has nice architecture. I wonder if there are structural difficulties in making a conversion.
A truly magnificent view....
amazing pix! one day would like visit the Gasometro! great place!
buon anno!!!
auguri!
Luis
The whole neighborhood seems to be addressing it, as if it is at the center of their attention. It really deserves to be put to another purpose. Beautiful photograph.
lol,so nice
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