Alley
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Yes, it's opposite Piccadilly station.
Access is obvious when you look at it.
Access is obvious when you look at it.
Aytoun St Job Centre, Manchester, Jul 08
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Great explore guys!
Loads of interesting shots there, especially like the Fisheye lens>Soo want one.
Loads of interesting shots there, especially like the Fisheye lens>Soo want one.
Alley
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They're actually panos, about 3 shots stitched with autostitch or Panorama Maker
Thanks for comments everyone
Thanks for comments everyone
Wow!
I was scoping that place recently with no joy of entering it without causing damage! So I backed out!
Well done on finding a way in and excellent pics!!!
I was scoping that place recently with no joy of entering it without causing damage! So I backed out!
Well done on finding a way in and excellent pics!!!
Visited again with Alley and ric.
Didn't take many shots this time, knew the one's I wanted from last time.
Here they are then
Didn't take many shots this time, knew the one's I wanted from last time.
Here they are then
ricmonkey
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That corner pano. is great!
Here are my more general ones:
Here are my more general ones:
Alley
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Sure is..
Half mast, but still, it's there!
Great pictures guys
Half mast, but still, it's there!
Great pictures guys
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ricmonkey
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I revisited earlier this month with several people after the NWEX Victoria Baths meet:
I'll leave it to someone else to post the abseiling photos!
I'll leave it to someone else to post the abseiling photos!
*Ding* Abseilling photos you say?
Granted I only got Big Jobs, but at least it stopped him nicking my hat!
My first office building too which was good
Aytoun Street Labour Exchange was designed by David Thomson in 1936, however the war delayed its construction until 1951. Demolition was due in 2006 and the site earmarked for a 54 storey skyscraper which will be the third tallest building in Manchester after the Beetham tower and yet unbuilt Piccadilly Tower. Despite looking awfully run down, it does have its modernist charms.
The late Ian Curtis of Joy Division trained here in the 1970s.
Front of the building
Big Jobs
Ricmonkey
Part of the Manchester skyline from the roof
An evening well spent
Granted I only got Big Jobs, but at least it stopped him nicking my hat!
My first office building too which was good
Aytoun Street Labour Exchange was designed by David Thomson in 1936, however the war delayed its construction until 1951. Demolition was due in 2006 and the site earmarked for a 54 storey skyscraper which will be the third tallest building in Manchester after the Beetham tower and yet unbuilt Piccadilly Tower. Despite looking awfully run down, it does have its modernist charms.
The late Ian Curtis of Joy Division trained here in the 1970s.
Front of the building
Big Jobs
Ricmonkey
Part of the Manchester skyline from the roof
An evening well spent
Alley
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Lovely shots Ric and Thomski
Got to post this too
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Got to post this too
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIFUtlTPi9g[/ame]
