Michael J. Woerner's photos with the keyword: Baustelle

Anyone strolling through the World Heritage city of Baden-Baden these days will inevitably come across an impressive structure. It stretches for kilometers through the streets, a thick blue tube supported by blue steel girders high bove the road. What is it? Is it the development of new thermal water resources? A test track for transmitting massive amounts of digital data? An art installation? No – none of the above! The sewer system is being renovated, and a bypass had to be created for rainwater and a small stream that flows underground through the valley.

Anyone strolling through the World Heritage city of Baden-Baden these days will inevitably come across an impressive structure. It stretches for kilometers through the streets, a thick blue tube supported by blue steel girders high bove the road. What is it? Is it the development of new thermal water resources? A test track for transmitting massive amounts of digital data? An art installation? No – none of the above! The sewer system is being renovated, and a bypass had to be created for rainwater and a small stream that flows underground through the valley.

Anyone strolling through the World Heritage city of Baden-Baden these days will inevitably come across an impressive structure. It stretches for kilometers through the streets, a thick blue tube supported by blue steel girders high bove the road. What is it? Is it the development of new thermal water resources? A test track for transmitting massive amounts of digital data? An art installation? No – none of the above! The sewer system is being renovated, and a bypass had to be created for rainwater and a small stream that flows underground through the valley.

Anyone strolling through the World Heritage city of Baden-Baden these days will inevitably come across an impressive structure. It stretches for kilometers through the streets, a thick blue tube supported by blue steel girders high bove the road. What is it? Is it the development of new thermal water resources? A test track for transmitting massive amounts of digital data? An art installation? No – none of the above! The sewer system is being renovated, and a bypass had to be created for rainwater and a small stream that flows underground through the valley.

Anyone strolling through the World Heritage city of Baden-Baden these days will inevitably come across an impressive structure. It stretches for kilometers through the streets, a thick blue tube supported by blue steel girders high bove the road. What is it? Is it the development of new thermal water resources? A test track for transmitting massive amounts of digital data? An art installation? No – none of the above! The sewer system is being renovated, and a bypass had to be created for rainwater and a small stream that flows underground through the valley.

Anyone strolling through the World Heritage city of Baden-Baden these days will inevitably come across an impressive structure. It stretches for kilometers through the streets, a thick blue tube supported by blue steel girders high bove the road. What is it? Is it the development of new thermal water resources? A test track for transmitting massive amounts of digital data? An art installation? No – none of the above! The sewer system is being renovated, and a bypass had to be created for rainwater and a small stream that flows underground through the valley.

Anyone strolling through the World Heritage city of Baden-Baden these days will inevitably come across an impressive structure. It stretches for kilometers through the streets, a thick blue tube supported by blue steel girders high bove the road. What is it? Is it the development of new thermal water resources? A test track for transmitting massive amounts of digital data? An art installation? No – none of the above! The sewer system is being renovated, and a bypass had to be created for rainwater and a small stream that flows underground through the valley.

Anyone strolling through the World Heritage city of Baden-Baden these days will inevitably come across an impressive structure. It stretches for kilometers through the streets, a thick blue tube supported by blue steel girders high bove the road. What is it? Is it the development of new thermal water resources? A test track for transmitting massive amounts of digital data? An art installation? No – none of the above! The sewer system is being renovated, and a bypass had to be created for rainwater and a small stream that flows underground through the valley.

Anyone strolling through the World Heritage city of Baden-Baden these days will inevitably come across an impressive structure. It stretches for kilometers through the streets, a thick blue tube supported by blue steel girders high bove the road. What is it? Is it the development of new thermal water resources? A test track for transmitting massive amounts of digital data? An art installation? No – none of the above! The sewer system is being renovated, and a bypass had to be created for rainwater and a small stream that flows underground through the valley.

Anyone strolling through the World Heritage city of Baden-Baden these days will inevitably come across an impressive structure. It stretches for kilometers through the streets, a thick blue tube supported by blue steel girders high bove the road. What is it? Is it the development of new thermal water resources? A test track for transmitting massive amounts of digital data? An art installation? No – none of the above! The sewer system is being renovated, and a bypass had to be created for rainwater and a small stream that flows underground through the valley.

Anyone strolling through the World Heritage city of Baden-Baden these days will inevitably come across an impressive structure. It stretches for kilometers through the streets, a thick blue tube supported by blue steel girders high bove the road. What is it? Is it the development of new thermal water resources? A test track for transmitting massive amounts of digital data? An art installation? No – none of the above! The sewer system is being renovated, and a bypass had to be created for rainwater and a small stream that flows underground through the valley.