Hoogheemraadschap van Rijnland
Moolen De Adriaan in Haarlem
Marktplatz in Haarlem/Niederlande Marketplace in Haarlem / Netherlands
Balij Bridge (2005). Design: Edwin Megens. Zoetermeer, The Netherlands.
Underground parking Lammermarkt, Leiden, The Netherlands. JHK Architects (2014).
Achmea Building, Leiden
Underground parking Lammermarkt, Leiden, The Netherlands.
Made with GIMP.
Water tower Leiden. The first one with a steel enforced concrete skeleton. Held 1200 M³ of water. Design: W.C. van Manen (1908). Redesign into housing: Ben Schildwacht (2007).
Los campos de Tulipanes de Holanda son una maravilla a la que espero volver.
Underground parking Lammermarkt, Leiden, The Netherlands.
JHK Architects (2014)
Underground parking Lammermarkt, Leiden, The Netherlands.
Nelson Mandela Bridge, Zoetermeer, The Netherlands. Architect: Johan Bak (1992)
Some surrounding elements were surgically removed using GIMP.
Burgemeester Waaijerbrug, Zoetermeer, The Netherlands.
Architecture: Syb van Breda & Co architects, Leiden.
Naturalis Biodiversity Center. Design: Neutelings Riedijk Architecten (2019) www.naturalis.nl/en
Pieterskerk, seen from the Burcht (Fort) of leiden, The Netherlands.
Hoofddorp The Netherlands
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Yesterday evening, I had a nice photography session with Alona Azaria. We chose two different angles to view the windmill "De Adriaan", one of the icons of the city of Haarlem. See Alona's picture here: www.flickr.com/photos/aaz148/46872668321
Schiphol, Amsterdam
Nelson Mandela Bridge, Zoetermeer, The Netherlands. Architect: Johan Bak (1992) I used to be here many times because of work, and really hated the place: cold, ugly and unattractive, waiting for a train that was always late. Not having been there for years, in gorgeous weather, I found a different atmosphere.
Blue and yellow are the colours of the city of Zoetermeer. We used to call it Sweet Lake City.
Nelson Mandela Bridge, Zoetermeer, The Netherlands. Architect: Johan Bak (1992)
"through the wall": an artwork from Song Dong (2016) with many surprising angles. Museum Voorlinden The Hague.
Burgemeester Waaijerbrug, Zoetermeer, The Netherlands.
Architecture: Syb van Breda & Co architects, Leiden.
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Museum Voorlinden, The Hague
Calatrava Architecture Netherlands
Museum de Lakenhal, Leiden, The Netherlands. Art-Deco style cupola in stained glas by J.W. Gips (1919-1922). Restored to original condition after the last restoration. www.lakenhal.nl/nl/verhaal/mecenaat_nieuws-en-hoogtepunten
The keys and the lions in the center are the coat of arms of Leiden. Around you see the coats of arms of Holland, Rijnland, Leiderdorp, Zoeterwoude, Voorschoten, Wassenaar, Oegstgeest (all cities and villages around Leiden), and the family coat of arms of the Pape family. The Pape family created a trust fund in 1922 to financially support "useful" activities. One wing of the Lakenhal museum (the Pape-wing) was built with their financial support. papefonds.nl/over-pape-fonds/historie
Thanks to all Phoide contributors to Hoogheemraadschap van Rijnland!
Most notably Rob Oo, Klaus Kehrls and Mario Calma.