Buldings Collection

Night view of Greater Tokyo
sirou.minami

Castle in the Mist
Daniel Gastager

City of Tokyo
まちゅばら/Hiroki Matsubara

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Young machinists at work on one of the production lines at Loterys factory in Newport, Wales. 30th March 1964

Worker Pat Evans of Alexon textiles factory at Alexon House in Hawthorn, Pontypridd. Here she is pictured sewing packets using a sewing machine. October 1995

Kayser Bondor textiles factory at Pentrebach & Dowlais, Merthyr Tydfil, Wales. Mrs Mair Evans, a sewing machine worker, makes the trimmings for slips on an automatic sewing machine

Machinist working mothers keep up production at the Steingberg and Sons gown factory at Hawthorn, Pontypridd as their children ware cared for at the nearby nursery in a classroom of Hawthorn County

Young machinists being trained in the training school of Loterys factory in Newport, Wales. March 1964

Workers of the Laura Ashley textiles factory Headquarters in in Carno, Powys pictured outside the factory. September 1988

Worker Phil Stones of Alexon textiles factory at Alexon House in Hawthorn, Pontypridd. Here he is pictured pressing skirts at the factory using a heavy duty iron. October 1995

A Worker takes a break for a cup of tea at the Burberry polo shirt factory in Treorchy, Wales. November 1996

Cutter D Hoskins demonstrating to female workers at the Steinberg and So Ltd textiles factory in Pontypridd, Wales. August 1963

General view showing workers at the Laura Ashley textiles factory in Carno, Powys, Wales. April 1992

Personnel manager Tricia Hawkins of Alexon textiles factory at Alexon House in Hawthorn, Pontypridd. Here she is pictured a sign showing the companys requirement for 50 sewing machinists to join

PRINCES CHAMBER 1807
North east View of the Princes Chamber, showing its connexion with the adjoining buldings, viewed from an upper window of Mr Henry Whites house in Parliament Place. Date: 1807

Picture No. 10866229
Recycling - pensioner taking neatly tied bundles of magazines and newspapers to green bin for recycling Date:

Looking West up Wall Street - New York, USA
The Financial center of the World ! Looking West up Wall Street, New York City, USA. Date: circa 1930s

Canada - Manitoba Parliament Buldings, Winnipeg. The foreground statue commemorates those from Winnipeg who lost their lives in the First World War. Date: circa 1920s

Row of cottages reflected in harbour Lochranza Isle of Arran Bute Scotland UK
MAB-686 Row of cottages reflected in harbour Lochranza Isle of Arran Bute Scotland UK Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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"Captivating Skylines: Exploring Tokyo's Architectural Marvels" Immerse yourself in the enchanting cityscape of Tokyo, where towering buildings blend seamlessly with ancient traditions. Amidst the misty backdrop, a majestic castle stands as a testament to Japan's rich history - the Castle in the Mist. Step into the Princes Chamber of 1807 and be transported back in time, where opulence and grandeur were once reserved for royalty. Witness young machinists diligently at work on Lotery's production lines, their skilled hands crafting intricate textiles that will adorn fashionistas worldwide. In Hawthorn, Pontypridd, worker Pat Evans weaves her magic at Alexon House while Kayser Bondor textiles factory hums with activity in Pentrebach & Dowlais, Merthyr Tydfil. These bustling factories are not just places of industry but also symbols of resilience and community spirit. At Steingberg, dedicated working mothers balance motherhood and productivity effortlessly as they keep up with textile production. Meanwhile, young machinists undergo rigorous training at Lotery's factory in Newport - honing their skills to become future masters of craftsmanship. The Laura Ashley textiles factory Headquarters in Carno is abuzz with creativity as workers bring timeless designs to life. Phil Stones joins forces with his colleagues at Alexon House to create garments that exude elegance and sophistication. Even amidst hard work, there is always time for a well-deserved break – like savoring a cup of tea at Burberry polo shirt factory in Treorchy or witnessing Cutter D Hoskins impart his expertise to female workers at Steinberg. These buildings stand not only as physical structures but also as testaments to human ingenuity and dedication. They represent the collective efforts that shape our world – blending tradition with innovation one stitch at a time.