Showing posts with label construction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label construction. Show all posts

A Walk in the City

Here are the last few images I took while strolling around Chicago with my parents on a cold/windy December evening... didn't want to spend much time out of the car this evening, but still managed to take some photos.




China... A Work in Progress

In Southern China, everything is covered in a layer of dust (never paint a building white). The main reason for the dust is because the cities are still being built (every time I go back, there is a new giant building). As you travel around the Pearl River region, you will see giant cranes on the horizon, skeletons of buildings, and new roads being built. Guangzhou is constantly expanding outward (as are the cities of Dongguan, Shenzhen, Zhaoqing, Zhuhai, Foshan, Huizhou, and Zhongshan). Eventually, all of these cities will merge and China will have the world's largest "mega city" with a population of 42 million people. The numbers are mind blowing. I'm not sure if China's plans will work (they need better roads)... but the infrastructure, high speed rail lines, and public mass transport will hopefully reduce the need for cars.


Looking Up???

Went for a walk around the city of Boston... and took a series of shots "looking up" at the various buildings. I thought it gave a different perspective on the downtown area.






May 5, 2011

This had to be one of the coolest looking building I've ever seen that's still under construction. I'm not sure what the final plans are for the building... but I hope it comes out looking somewhat similar. This photo was taken right by the Boston Museum of Fine Art... and Northeastern University.