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Turbine Hall II

Turbine Hall II

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Looks like "Nessie" on the left! 8`-)
Lynne
Sat 10-01-2005
Love the lighting....very shadowy and mysterious. I love it.
Mystwict@aol.com
Sun 10-16-2005
Man, in LoDo Denver, all these kick ass old buildings are retrofitted to be cool and ecclectic loft housing or office space. I'd love to get my hands on one of these old buildings with the amazing masonry and all to donate the contents and turn them into something that can be used for many more years.
Season
Mon 12-12-2005
Yeah, ditto for Atlanta, all the old factories are now loft apartments for yuppies. Everyone wants to move back into the cities, they're tired of the long commutes.
Grifspop
Mon 12-12-2005
I went to look at a loft at the Ford Factory Lofts here and the lady took me around and showed me some OLD offices (complete with file cabinets full of papers, old furniture, etc) and semi-secret passageways! Pretty cool!
Peaches
Tue 12-13-2005
Season, What's up with the old Gates Tire and Rubber building. I saw it on an explorer t.v. show. It's an urban explorer's dream.
Martymizuno
Tue 12-13-2005
In a few years, they'll be shutting down our GM and Ford plants in Atlanta. Maybe we'll get some good Urban Exploration sites then.......
Grifspop
Tue 12-13-2005
One can only hope! Oops! That sounded kind of bad! I don't want all of those jobs to be lost, but we really don't have anywhere to explore here!
Peaches
Tue 12-13-2005

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