Edinburgh, Scotland
The New Scottish Parliament building under construction.

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Zaandam, The Netherlands
Bus stop, with construction work to the left (not shown). Sign reads 'except construction traffic'.

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Leiden, The Netherlands
Windmill 'de Put'. This is a modern (1987) reconstruction of a 17thC post-mill (the entire mechanism is balanced on a post so that it can turn to face the wind). The original stood at this location from 1619 to 1729.

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Edinburgh, Scotland
The New Scottish Parliament building under construction.

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Edinburgh, Scotland
The New Scottish Parliament building under construction.

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Edinburgh, Scotland
The New Scottish Parliament building under construction.

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Edinburgh, Scotland
The New Scottish Parliament building under construction.

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Edinburgh, Scotland
The New Scottish Parliament building under construction.

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Edinburgh, Scotland
The New Scottish Parliament building under construction.

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Glasgow, Scotland
Corner of York and Argyle Sts.

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Glasgow, Scotland
Anderston, under the motorway.

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Glasgow, Scotland
The Glasgow Hilton, built 1990.

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Cambuslang, Glasgow
Construction work.

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Pyrmont, Sydney, Australia
The Royal Pacific Hotel, cnr Harris & John Sts. Established in 1850 as the Lands End Hotel, name changed to Royal Pacific in 1886.

In 2003 it was renamed again, becoming 'The Point Hotel'.

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Sydney, Australia

Site of the Pyrmont Power Station, demolished 1993-1995. Buildings of Jones Bay Wharf in the background (both buildings are from the former Royal Edward Victualling Yard).

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Edinburgh, Scotland
The New Scottish Parliament building under construction.

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Sydney, Australia
Underneath the m4 (the Anzac Bridge section).

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Edinburgh, Scotland

Edinburgh, Scotland
The New Scottish Parliament building under construction.

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Near Kingscliff, NSW, Australia

Near Kingscliff, NSW, Australia
Take it easy.

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Sydney, Australia

Epping Rd, near Epping Boys High School. Construction of the pedestrian bridge on the right.

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Cotter River, ACT, Australia

Cotter River, ACT, Australia
The newly enlarged Cotter Dam, due for completion in 2013.

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Sydney, NSW, Australia

Sydney, NSW, Australia
Construction of Tumbalong Park, Darling Harbour. Looking along the Palm Pavilion, over the Chinese Gardens; the Sydney Entertainment Centre in the background.

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Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia
Construction of Tumbalong Park, Darling Harbour. Looking across to the Chinese Gardens; the Sydney Entertainment Centre at the far right.

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Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Construction of what is now known as the Anzac Bridge (opened 3 December 1995, named 11 November 1998) by Baulderstone Hornibrook. Baulderstone is now part of Lend Lease Infrastructure.

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Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia

The Glebe Island Bridge (now disused, replaced by the adjacent Anzac Bridge) opening to allow ships to pass between Rozelle Bay and Johnstons Bay.

Completed in 1903, under the guidance of Percy Allan.

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Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia
Construction of what is now known as the Anzac Bridge (opened 3 December 1995, named 11 November 1998) by Baulderstone Hornibrook. Baulderstone is now part of Lend Lease Infrastructure.

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Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia
Construction of what is now known as the Anzac Bridge (opened 3 December 1995, named 11 November 1998) by Baulderstone Hornibrook. Baulderstone is now part of Lend Lease Infrastructure.

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Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia
Construction of what is now known as the Anzac Bridge (opened 3 December 1995, named 11 November 1998) by Baulderstone Hornibrook. Baulderstone is now part of Lend Lease Infrastructure.

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Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Pyrmont St.

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Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia
Construction of what is now known as the Anzac Bridge (opened 3 December 1995, named 11 November 1998) by Baulderstone Hornibrook. Baulderstone is now part of Lend Lease Infrastructure.

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Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Sydney Electricity building in Edward St, seen from Union St.

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Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia
Built as home to the Australian Thermite Company Pty Ltd shortly before the First World War, it later (shortly after WWII) became the Darling Island Bond and Free Store.

Near corner of John and Pyrmont streets, Pyrmont.

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Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Late afternoon traffic on Bank St, near the 1903 Glebe Island Bridge.

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Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Pirrama Road, overlooking Pyrmont Bay.

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Sydney, Australia
Site of the Pyrmont Power Station, demolished 1993-1995. Buildings of Jones Bay Wharf in the background (both buildings are from the former Royal Edward Victualling Yard).

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Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia
Pyrmont St, with the New York Hotel on the right. Construction of the Anzac Bridge visible on the left.

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Darling Harbour, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Darling Harbour, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Australian National Maritime Museum. Designed by Philip Cox, and opened in 1991.

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Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Edward St in January 1995, shortly after demolition of the Pyrmont Power Station. From left to right : The Sydney Electricity building (demolished shortly after this photo was taken), two buildings from the former Royal Edward Victualling Yard, and the New York Hotel.

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Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia

The Glebe Island Bridge (now disused, replaced by the adjacent Anzac Bridge) opening to allow ships to pass between Rozelle Bay and Johnstons Bay.

Completed in 1903, under the guidance of Percy Allan.

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Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia
Construction of what is now known as the Anzac Bridge (opened 3 December 1995, named 11 November 1998) by Baulderstone Hornibrook. Baulderstone is now part of Lend Lease Infrastructure.

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Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia
Pyrmont Power Station, mostly demolished 1993-1995. Part of it incorporated into Star City Casino.

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Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia
95 Pyrmont St. Site of one of the area's oldest cottages - demolished around 1996, despite numerous protests.

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Darling Harbour, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Darling Harbour, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Construction of the monorail; one of the Australian Mercantile Land & Finance Co (AML & F) Woolstores; the former Ultimo Power Station and the University of Technology (UTS) building in the background.

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Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Harris St, over the former Darling Harbour branch of the Metropolitan Goods railway line (now part of the area's light rail network). Viewed from Point St.

Near the centre is the CSR Distillery (1901-1999), with the Anzac Bridge (under construction) in the background.

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Edinburgh, Scotland

Edinburgh, Scotland
The corner of the Royal Mile and George IV Bridge : the Midlothian County Buildings (1905, J. Macintyre Henry).

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Dawes Point, Sydney, NSW, Australia
One of the Sydney Harbour Bridge's 'Cable Saddles'. Two U-shaped trenches, 40m deep, containing 128 steel cables, held the two bridge spans in place until they met in the middle.

Uncovered during archaeological works in 2001.

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Dawes Point, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Maintenance & construction along Lower Fort St, beneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

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Edinburgh, Scotland

Edinburgh, Scotland
St Giles' Cathedral. More correctly, the High Kirk of Edinburgh.

The current building dates to 1385 (the original was destroyed by fire), and was extensively restored in the 19th century.

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