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Obsidian Urbex Photography

Piscine Tournesol - A 1970s abandoned swimming pool in France 🇫🇷🏊🩳

🌻“Tournesol” translates to sunflower, and relates to the shape and unique mechanisms of the dome covering the pool. It was able to slide open to allow in the sun, the segments moved on rails allowing them to be closed throughout the day. Following the sun's path, like a sunflower!

Sadly, it was demolished in 2018.

swimming pool covered with large dome. there are diving blocks labelled 1 to 4
#AbandonedPlaces#France#History
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Claudia Zahn

Barcelona's city planning was designed and built in 1859 by urban planner and engineer Ildefons Cerdà. This grid facilitates airflow throughout the streets while maximizing sunlight and daylight entering shops and apartments on the lower floors.
"The triumph of symmetry" by @sandor_otvos. 📸 Picture by @sandor_otvos
By #StainedGlassArtCreations
#Architecture #Design #Style #Nature #Art #Artist #Photo #Photographer #Urbanism #City #Village #Staircases #History #Histoire #Abandoned #AbandonedPlaces

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Obsidian Urbex Photography

📷 Today’s random photo is - Turquoise Chapel, Wales ⛪💙

🎲 My Abandoned Places Randomiser is a fun way to uncover a hidden world of forgotten places. With over 360 locations to explore, this is a great way to deep dive into my collections and discover hidden treasures.

💫 Take a spin on my Abandoned Places Randomiser and see what awaits you! ➡️ obsidianurbexphotography.com/a

💡 Found something cool? Share it in the comments!

abandoned chapel, ceiling is turquoise with plaster molding. there is a big pile organ at the back of the room above the pulpit, the pipe organ is turquoise and gold
#AbandonedPlaces#Urbex#UrbanExploration
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