Hamburg Sprinkenhof (#2978)
Hamburg Sprinkenhof (#2985)
Hamburg Ballie/Meßberghof (#0001)
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Hamburg Harbour ferry ride (#0009)
Hamburg Harbour ferry ride (#0013)
Hamburg Harbour ferry ride (#0015)
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Hamburg Harbour ferry ride (#0029)
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Hamburg harbour (#2898)
Hamburg harbour (#2905)
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Hamburg HafenCity/Speicherstadt (#2920)
Hamburg St. Pauli Elbtunnel (#2879)
Hamburg St. Pauli Elbtunnel (#2889)
Hamburg St. Pauli Elbtunnel (#2890)
Hamburg Speicherstadt (#2950)
Hamburg Speicherstadt (#2963)
Hamburg Chilehaus (#2970)
Hamburg Sprinkenhof (#2983)
Hamburg Sprinkenhof (#2988)
Hamburg Sprinkenhof and Chilehaus (#2990)
Hamburg Chilehaus (#2991)
Hamburg Chilehaus (#2993)
Berlin Westhafen (#0509)
Hamburg Speicherstadt (#2957)
Hamburg Speicherstadt (#2967)
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Hamburg Speicherstadt (#2948)
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Hamburg Speicherstadt (#2921)
Hamburg HafenCity/Speicherstadt (#2919)
Hamburg Elbphilharmonie Concert Hall (#2907)
Hamburg St. Pauli Elbtunnel (#2887)
Hamburg St. Pauli Elbtunnel auto lifts (#2886)
Hamburg St. Pauli Elbtunnel (#2897)
Hamburg harbour (#2871)
Hamburg harbour (#2867)
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Hamburg Chilehaus (#2971)
I had never heard of Chilehaus and it was not mentioned in any guides that I used, I just happened to notice it when wandering around Speicherstadt. The vaguely chocolate color and the lines along the walkways on the top level looked interesting from afar, so I came over to investigate. My pictures do not begin to capture the beauty of the building, or the other buildings near it. The harmony in the lines, the colors (sort of like a chocolate/mint ice cream with white flakes), and the intricacy of the detail, were quite captivating. Hopefully the next few photos convey at least some sense of it.
Per the Wikipedia page (link below), it was finished in 1924 and is considered to be an exceptional example of 1920's Brick Expressionism. The building has a reinforced concrete structure and the outer walls are dark Oldenburg bricks. The Wikipedia page has an aerial view where you can see that the building is quite large and shaped roughly like a ship. Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilehaus
There is also a UNESCO page with excellent detail on the design of this building and other nearby buildings: whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1367
Per the Wikipedia page (link below), it was finished in 1924 and is considered to be an exceptional example of 1920's Brick Expressionism. The building has a reinforced concrete structure and the outer walls are dark Oldenburg bricks. The Wikipedia page has an aerial view where you can see that the building is quite large and shaped roughly like a ship. Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilehaus
There is also a UNESCO page with excellent detail on the design of this building and other nearby buildings: whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1367
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Actually, this series makes me want to see Hamburg, a place I've never thought much about. It has a fascinating look.
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