Fascinating project in Duisborg, Germany. A former coal and steel production plant, Peter Latz‘s design brings together many elements of past, present and (potentially) future activities. There is an excellent article on this […]
Steve is an Ottawa photographer who took this shot a few years ago from the 20. Those apartments are at Cavendish and Sherbrooke so we know we are getting very near the end of […]
You can see from this picture the proximity of the Don Valley Brickworks to downtown Toronto. It is something of a small miracle that the area is not completley redeveloped […]
“Preserving cultural landscapes is a relatively new preservation concept. Cultural landscapes are manmade environments that demonstrate a history of use, and include earthworks and structures that evidence this past. Cultural […]
One of the really good “side effects” of this project is the opportunity to learn about so many interesting related things that other people have been doing. And last Monday […]
Here is a shot from the far west end of Turcot Yards. The green strip up the middle is called the Falaise St. Jacques. Says the City: The Saint-Jacques escarpment, […]
In this view you can see both Turcot Yards on the left and the Glen Yards in the lower right. One of the new Montreal “Superhospitals” will be built on […]
I really want to take my hat off to the three incredible dudes of Urban Exploration Montreal. These guys are great! You really want to check out their adventures and […]
welcome to the world’s largest Abandoned Urban Space! Here we will be doing stuff in regards to Turcot Yards and how I have come to get involved with it and […]
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