Ressources urbex : Rendez vous sur: pour les nouveaux reportages et sur pour rejoindre notre forum consacré exclusivement a l'urbex. Bonjour a tous alors voila, je viens de mettre en ligne un nouveau forum , consacré a l'urbex , pq encore un nouveau un forum? parce que premièrement, il manque un forum francophone sur l'urbex, il y en a bien d’autre, mais se sont des forums internationaux ou l'anglais est obligatoire, et tout le monde ne parle pas anglais... deuxièmes, c'est vrai qu’ il en existe en français, mais pas assez complet ou géré de manière "spécial", qui ne me satisfont pas... Donc voila, le forum est ligne et accessible : Attention toute fois, ce forum est visible uniquement par les membres inscrits et qui se sont présentés... Bien entendu, le forum est tout nouveau, il sera complété et modifié par l'avenir, mais vous serez de toute façon tenu au courant... Voila bientôt sur UrbeXpassion :)
Chand Baori, INDE Chand Baori is maybe one of the most famous and most spectacular step-wells situated in the village of Abhaneri, Rajasthan, India. Chand Baori was constructed around 800AD and was designed for making it easier on many people to reach the water, it is one of the deepest and largest step wells of India with 3500 narrow steps in 13 stories and is more than 30 meters deep. Chand Baori is a great place for capturing amazing highly contrasted black and white photographs. For more information visit Wikipedia Chand Baori Click Here to “Like Us” on Facebook Google map of Chand Baori Next 2 Photos by toyaguerrero Chand Baori Next 2 Photos by Miles_78 Next Photo by Tilak Haria Next Photo by Jadeeey Next Photo by Gwynedd Gwyn chand baori Next Photo by Sunil Garg Next Photo by Krys C (Blog) (Flickr) Other posts you might like:
Perspectives concours piscine Molitor Concours de la piscine Rohrbach-lès-Bitche Pour illustrer l'appel d'offre de la communauté de communes, l'agence d'architecture Caméléon Cube voulait des images "vivantes" de leur piscine. Il est classique de réaliser des perspectives intérieures et extérieures d'un tel projet, mais ce qui le rend attractif est bel et bien la mise en situation des loisirs proposés. Le projet image n'est pas seulement une illustration statique des plans d'un bâtiment, il est la représentation réaliste de l'idée première de l'architecte. Vue d'ambiance du bassin ludique. Perspective du parking en Evergreen.
Underwater Sculpture MEXIQUE In 2009 a monumental underwater museum called MUSA (Museo Subacuático de Arte) was formed in the waters surrounding Cancun, Isla Mujeres and Punta Nizuc. The project founded by Jaime Gonzalez Cano of The National Marine Park, Roberto Diaz of The Cancun Nautical Association and Jason deCaires Taylor consists of over 450 permanent life-size sculptures and is one of the largest and most ambitious underwater artificial art attractions in the world. The Museum aiming to demonstrate the interaction between art and environmental science forms a complex reef structure for marine life to colonise, inhabit and increase biomass on a grand scale. Each of the sculptures is made from specialized materials used to promote coral life, with the total installations occupying an area of over 420sq metres of barren seabed and weighing over 200 tons. The Museum is divided into two galleries called Salon Manchones and Salon Nizuc. See map of the location > Salon Punta Nizuc Depth: 4m Salon Manchones Depth: 6-9m
24 Tales of Ghost Towns and Abandoned Cities 24 Global Tales of Ghost Towns and Abandoned Cities Article by Urbanist, filed under Abandoned Places in the Architecture category. What in the world could cause an entire city to be abandoned? Some become unlivable due to environmental disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis to nuclear meltdowns (as with Pripyat, shown below). Others become the center of military activity and remain contested and uninhabited as a result – or are simply left as memorials to the terrible events that took place in them. This Halloween, forget the plastic cape and cheesy costume. Ancient Underwater City Alexandria
Christ of the Abyss USA Christ of the Abyss is a submerged bronze statue of Jesus, the first & original statue is located in the Mediterranean Sea right off San Fruttuoso in the Italian Riviera. In 1954 the sculpture was placed 17 meters underwater. Christ’s statue is 2½ metres tall. For more information visit Wikipedia - Christ of the Abyss Click Here to “Like Us” on Facebook Google map of - Christ of the Abyss, Italy Google map of - Christ of the Abyss, Grenada Google map of - Christ of the Abyss, USA Next Photo by CADiver Christ of the Abyss Next Photo by diverjoe Christ of the Abyss (usa) Next 2 Photos by Ben Holt Next Photo by w9jim Next Photo by Stephenweir (flickr), (website) Christ of the Abyss (USA) Next Photo by av8er79 Next Photo by Roberto 1951 Christ of the Abyss (Italy) Next Photo by Yoruno Other posts you might like:
Seattle Underground An image of the "Seattle Underground"— the facade seen here was at street level in the mid-1800s The Seattle Underground is a network of underground passageways and basements in downtown Seattle, Washington, United States that was ground level at the city's origin in the mid-19th century. After the streets were elevated these spaces fell into disuse, but have become a tourist attraction in recent decades. History[edit] Start of the Great Seattle Fire, looking south on 1st Ave. near Madison St. Seattle's first buildings were wooden. Brick arches provide the ceiling for the underground corridors and support the hollow street sidewalks For the regrade, the streets were lined with concrete walls that formed narrow alleyways between the walls and the buildings on both sides of the street, with a wide "alley" where the street was. The concrete floor of the former meat market was originally at the level of the wooden platform on the left, but sank over time because of decomposing sawdust fill.
Bokor CAMBODGE Un castello che non e` propriamente un castello, una villa che non e` propriamente una villa. Qualunque cosa s esto palazzo di meta` Ottocento, quel che ne resta ora non e` che una celebrazione della decadenza, della rovina, della vanita` delle fortune umane. Lost & Least © 2004 - all right rsvd. Bokor Ghost Thermal-Station (Cambodia) In the middle of the Preah Monivong National Park, in Kampot province, on the top of a hill you can find a ghost town, called Bokor. I met haze before the buildings, I met ghosts before the town. Here, you can still hear the shots and the screams of the Khmer Rouge. We haven't sky, only a white mud over our ceiling, a cloud shaped music seems to be a room with a large floor. It goes down the stairs, pass through the windows toward the sea that is waiting for it at the bottom of the hill. Not too far, there is the casinò. Lost & Least © 2004 - all right rsvd. Desolation is the exact name of this house. ...Madam? Ok. ... and then we can go upstairs...
Shanghai tunnels In 1990, area businessman Bill Naito was quoted in The Oregonian as saying that the tunnels are underneath "Northwest Couch, Davis and Everett streets."[1] Historians have stated that although the tunnels exist and the practice of Shanghaiing was sometimes practiced in Portland and elsewhere, there is no evidence that the tunnels were used for this (and no evidence for Portland being a center for this kind of practice).[2] See also[edit] References[edit] External links[edit] Cascade Geographic Society, offers tours of the basements near the tunnels. Coordinates: