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| This post is about grungy places and the beauty that can be unexpectedly found in them. First up is the BOSS 400 shipwreck at the time the biggest crane-ship in South Africa. Wrecked in Maori Bay it has since deteriorated beyond this point. The reference fo this pic is at the end of the blog. |
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| I was pleasantly surprised to see this in the V & A waterfront. It is very VERY similar to the BOSS 400 wreck I wonder if they allow it to go round Maori Bay.. |
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| Fly overs we are all to pleased to drive over them but avoid the underside of them like the plague because it's dirty, dark and often unsafe. Take a moment and admire the curves, texture and the amazing structure. |
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| It is my opinion that these fly overs could be used positively and activated after all it is a free roof often designed in such a way that it encloses interesting spaces. |
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| a concave space (architecturally significant) with a beautiful view of the mountains. Top picture: |
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