n 597. 29 January 1974. Former Stockton Corporation Leyland PD2/MCW in Newport Road, Middlesbrough. 'Piccadilly' was a busy junction within the extensive industrial area. There were 12 of these buses (in two batches of 6) and they had long lives with TMT and Cleveland Transit. Some were later fitted with two-way radios, rare for TMT half-cabs.
Gasometers in Vienna are four former gasholder houses, built as part of the Vienna municipal gas works Gaswerk Simmering in 1896–1899. They are located in the 11th district, Simmering. | 2021-04-19
gasometers at former imperial gas co works regents canal hackney bethnal green london uk ©chris dorley-brown see here for 1858 image: www.diomedia.com/public/;jsessionid=5B288AF66C557657748F4... My latest book “The Long Way Round” available here
In the midst of life I woke to find myself living in an old house beside Brick Lane in the East End of London
History of the Vienna Gas Tanks The Gasometers of Vienna date back to 1896 when Viennese authorities decided it was time to invest in large-scale gas and electric utilities. In just three years, th…
The photographer Francesco Russo portrays in his project Ruin or Rust the structures that have become an integral part of the city’s urban landscape, investigating their state and potential.
Formerly used to store "town gas" for Vienna's stoves and street lights, four huge 1890s gasometers have been reborn as a unique mixed-use urban community.
Jean Nouvel, Coop Himmelb(l)au, Manfred Wehdorn, and Wilhelm Holzbauer have transformed a series of four gigantic coal gasometers in Vienna into spectacular and thriving communities.
In the 19th century, to better provide for its rapidly growing population, Viennese authorities began an unprecedented investment project in local
New Functions in Old Gasometers #gasometers #structures #facilities #collage
Die aktuelle Ausstellung im Gasometer Oberhausen feiert bildgewaltig das Leben der Tiere und Pflanzen – Höhepunkt ist eine 20 Meter große Erdkugel im gigantischen Innenraum des Gasometers.
1980 at St Pancras, with the gasometers still in use. Note the experimental headlight fitted to the loco. This was not succesful, and would be removed and covered with a blanking plate.
Three gasometers (or gasholders) near The Oval, E2 (not The Kennington Oval) viewed from the north side of The Grand Union Canal, E8 in 2008. The leftmost holder has the more modern self supporting construction of concentric... more
