One photo every day: Yet another pink building! ––– Engel-makasiini (319/365)
Hello!
I was driving around looking for places to go shoot birds at. And in Nastola I found this one...
Designed by Carl Ludwig Engel and built in 1828 it is one of the oldest buildings in Päijät-Häme (Päijänne-Tavastia).
Engel-makasiini
This will be in the series of pink buildings. Previously seen: Fellman manor and Vääksy Village Shop and Café
I'll be posting other shots a bit later, I'm still running them through the editor.
See ya!
P.S. Maybe it's not actually pink, but I don't really care. It's pink enough for me. ;)
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this project is almost near about 365... we are with you.
And for that I am grateful! :) Thank you for the support! I wonder what happens after I'm done with all the 365 days.
Man, I was going to paint my house the same color. Bought the paint and everything. My wife made me take it back to Home Depot. Bah. ;)
A cold looking design with an almost Amityville gesture from the front, but I would say the Rose Pink lends it some warmth, enough to go have a look.
Looks a bit like a warehouse with almost no windows visible. The colour is not too bright though so I cane cope with that pink! :)
It is a warehouse or at least that's what it was built for.
This German architect almost gave his whole professional life to Finland, it was a benchmark in his time. very interesting your post. by the way @ gamer00 I take the opportunity to invite you to go through my recent publication, it was done thanks to you practically. https://steemit.com/steem-bounty/@jmhb85/learning-to-play-go-help-me
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Very simple color and it looks good at the wall. But it would be nice if it was done to the whole building!!
This building is beautiful and am sure it must be filled with lost of memories. 190 years is a long time to keep a building. Survived both first and second world war. Lol
Cool windows framed by these spherical-shaped arcs. With the pink facade, the front of the building has something fairy-like to it. Reminds me of my next life ;)
Lol it's pink enough. 1828? That's a really historical structure there. Definitely worthy of content on Steemit
lol i think its pink quite alright and it looks gorgeous, nice shot