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Dimas Sequeira

Dimas Sequeira club

Posted: 13 Dec 2015

Taken: 29 Nov 2015

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Panels attached to backside balconies.

Panels attached to backside balconies.
In front of the entry of Roque Gameiro House, at December 1st Square, Amadora.

William Sutherland, Annemarie, and 2 other people have particularly liked this photo

Comments
 Brian Smith
Brian Smith
Do they really do this and how do they get permission to block people’s views? I can see what this lady thinks of it.
10 years ago.
Dimas Sequeira club has replied to Brian Smith
Such panels don't block the view: they only "hide" clothes hanging to dry and protect them from some rain; as this is facing north, they wouldn't get much sun. I think these panels make part of the building and their paintings involve a previous agreement between municipality and the owners.
10 years ago.
 William Sutherland
William Sutherland club
Fabulous capture!

Admired in: www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance
19 months ago.

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