In this very old building there's the AB+ restaurant of a Cluster project. This building isn't far from Porta Palatina: the entrance built by Romans to Torino. --- The wind of history that is blowing by-
In questa davvero antica costruzione c'è il risorante AB+ del progetto Cluster. Questa costruzione non è lontata dalla Porta Palatina: l'ingresso costruito dai Romani a Torino. --- Il vento della storia che soffia accanto.
I love the old windows. A friend and I were looking at old buildings recently and a lot of them have switched to newer, better insulating windows but they are not as beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful way to display the ceiling tiles. Any chance that we can see them close-up? Have a good week!!
ReplyDeleteLovely ceiling. Unfortunately today they are more and more rarely. But even here you can meet them not only in public places, but if you are a little but curious and nosy to put your nose to somebodys home you can find very attractive ceilings.
ReplyDeleteNot so beauty like here, but.. ;))
I would never have guessed the ceiling tiles would be visible. The glass in the windows must be of good quality to show thru so plain.
ReplyDeleteNice photograph.
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Nice photograph....have a nice week Fab....
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I love seeing those ceilings in the old buildings in the old towns here! Especially at night, though I often don't have my tripod so I can't photograph them.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting angle for shooting the picture! You always shoot with your tripod at night?
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the building - very interesting angle & the ceiling is very nice.
ReplyDeleteI love this shot - we have a sneak peek of the beautiful old ceiling.
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