Buildling Collection

After the storm
Olexandr Shpyek

Romania, Transylvania, Sinaia, antique resort building

Long Studio
Molly Fu

The staircase inside the famous Old Cheshire Cheese pub just off Londons Fleet Street. Date: 1884

elapsed time
Wioletta

Winter in May
Sus Bogaerts

Colors to ease the pain
Harry Verschelden

Ragley hall in Arrow nr. Alcester

Portable Buildings advertisement, 1902
Advertisement for what appears to be extremely substantial portable buildings, for home and colonial use, special attention given to buildings for South Africa

The flooded Watering Lane in Faversham, Kent. 1937

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After the storm, tranquility returns to Romania's enchanting Transylvania region. Nestled in the picturesque town of Sinaia stands an antique resort building that exudes timeless elegance. The Long Studio, with its grandeur and charm, transports visitors back in time. In London's bustling Fleet Street, a hidden gem awaits - the staircase inside the famous Old Cheshire Cheese pub. Each step tells stories of centuries past, reminding us of the rich history that lies within these walls. Time flies like sand through an hourglass; elapsed time leaves its mark on everything it touches. Winter in May may seem unusual, but nature has its own way of surprising us. Vibrant colors emerge to ease the pain and bring warmth to our souls. Ragley Hall in Arrow near Alcester stands tall as a testament to architectural brilliance throughout generations. Its majestic presence commands attention and invites exploration into its storied past. Even back in 1902, portable buildings were revolutionizing convenience and efficiency for businesses and individuals alike. An advertisement from that era showcases their versatility and practicality - a glimpse into how innovation shapes our lives. The flooded Watering Lane in Faversham, Kent paints a somber picture from 1937 when nature unleashed its fury upon this quaint English town. Yet amidst destruction, resilience shines through as communities come together to rebuild what was lost. Buildings are more than just bricks and mortar; they hold memories etched deep within their foundations. They stand as witnesses to history unfolding before them - each one telling a unique story waiting to be discovered by those who dare venture inside their walls.