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19th century storehouses near Hamburg's harbour on the Admiralitätsstraße (Admiralty Street). Today they host restaurants, ateliers, concert halls or simply offices.
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Below an old bridge at the Nicolaifleet, Fleet being the Lower Saxon word for dike. These ancient ships are used as party boats today.
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The houses seen were built in 1701 as a residential area for the working class. These are the last remnants of what once was called corridor quarter, in German Gängeviertel. Notorious for the bad living conditions and a hatchery for epidemic diseases like…
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There's something special about this architecture, notice the three doors? The ones left and right lead directly to the ground (first) floor flats, spanning two windows like one seen to the left and right, couldn't imagine they have more than 10 - 12qm².…
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The new sharpening algorithm has been released by ipernity, much better :-) www.ipernity.com/blog/44516
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Glory of 17th century business. Wealthy merchants' houses where the river Alster flows into the river Elbe.
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See also www.ipernity.com/doc/44516/1933942 www.ipernity.com/doc/44516/2090715
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