San Jose colliery; Asturias - Northern Spain
Decomissioned mid 90s.
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Christian Brünig 28/03/2007 21:57
oh thanks, nice to read so!Ruben Alvarez 28/03/2007 8:50
Thanks Christian, I know your pictures time ago, I have been watching them for some years at the website, they are extremly interesting and didactic. I like your technique and "savoir faire".Regards
Christian Brünig 28/03/2007 0:42
Oh yes, i like the concrete building art! a lot of examples in belgium, spain, italia etc. look for example:http://kulturserver-nrw.de/home/cbruenig/IG-Reisen/katalonien/terrassa.htm
http://kulturserver-nrw.de/home/cbruenig/IG-Reisen/katalonien/kali.htm
http://kulturserver-nrw.de/home/cbruenig/IG-Reisen/lombardei/5alzano/alzano.htm
And: the demolotion of the relics of industrial history and the industrial architecture is known all over the EU-countries.
Ruben Alvarez 27/03/2007 20:24
Christian,There were a few autentic master architects/civil engineers around here in Asturias building with concrete. They were well influenced by the Modern Movement. There is some other nice examples of industrial buildings with that kind of concrete shape, quite typical of the 50s over here. Unfortunately many of them are abandoned and being demolished or they will be in a near future.
Regards
Ruben
Christian Brünig 27/03/2007 9:22
Not only an imopressive industrial landscsape. very special also the roof construction under the mine shaft! and a nice composition without horizont, grat pic!