Workyard Collection
"Capturing the Essence of Workyards: From Ancient Embankments to Modern Construction" Witnessing history in action
A phase in the construction of the Auteuil viaduct, Paris France Paris. Date of Photograph:1860-1870
The railway worksite at Lowestoft, Great Britain Great Britain Lowestoft. Date of Photograph:1875 ca
Inauguration of works for the construction of a new railway line Italy. Date of Photograph:1930-1940
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"Capturing the Essence of Workyards: From Ancient Embankments to Modern Construction" Witnessing history in action, as construction workers diligently work on the embankments along the Tiber River, with Ponte Cestio gracefully standing in the background - a testament to Rome's architectural marvels. Amidst the refurbishment of Piazza Venezia at Vittoriano, an iconic moment unfolds as Santa Maria in Ara Coeli undergoes demolition - a captivating scene that showcases both destruction and rebirth. Behind the lens, renowned photographer and documentary maker Folco Quilici captures Venice's essence for his TV series "European Man, " collaborating with esteemed historians Fernand Braudel and anthropologist Levi Strauss. A bird's eye view reveals a bustling construction site on the Adriatic Coast; witness progress unfold as buildings rise from mere blueprints into tangible structures that shape our modern landscape. In Veneto, progress is evident everywhere you look - it's a region constantly evolving with its "work in progress" mentality driving innovation and growth. Sanpierdarena shipyard in Genoa echoes with sounds of industry; skilled craftsmen meticulously construct vessels that will sail across oceans, carrying dreams and aspirations. The majestic Valle d'Aosta witnesses another feat of engineering prowess as highways are constructed amidst breathtaking mountain vistas – connecting people while harmonizing man-made structures with nature’s beauty. Far away in Mecondo Port, Indonesia becomes a hub of activity where ships are built or repaired; each vessel tells stories of trade routes explored and connections forged between distant lands. Venice’s naval shipyards stand tall against time's relentless march; these historic sites bear witness to centuries-old craftsmanship passed down through generations – preserving maritime heritage for future seafarers to admire. Vienna comes alive with hydric control works by F. Marinielli and L.