The stairs in the foyer of Rådhuset is my favourite stairs.
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If you think I only have one photo of the stairs inside city hall, then you have another toot coming.
@CiaraNi these stairs are definitely worth multiple photos!
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@CiaraNi as ever, your photos of Denmark (along with my own from this summer) make me wonder why I'm back in Ireland and not over there!
@ronanmcd Yeah but on the other hand, there's no Tayto and nobody thanks the bus driver and if you say 'ah tanks but no tanks, I can't stop, am flying, oh ok just half a cup, but I won't take me coat off' while you take your coat off and settle in at the kitchen table for three hours, they look at you funny.
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@CiaraNi these stairs are definitely worth multiple photos!
@aces_funhouse It's beautiful architecture. The whole building (which is listed) is incredible - every tiny architectural element thought through.
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@ronanmcd Yeah but on the other hand, there's no Tayto and nobody thanks the bus driver and if you say 'ah tanks but no tanks, I can't stop, am flying, oh ok just half a cup, but I won't take me coat off' while you take your coat off and settle in at the kitchen table for three hours, they look at you funny.
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@aces_funhouse It's beautiful architecture. The whole building (which is listed) is incredible - every tiny architectural element thought through.
@CiaraNi oh....I wish I'd been there to see it in person too! I love this kind of thing!
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If you think I only have one photo of the stairs inside city hall, then you have another toot coming.
Such a beautiful public space.
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The stairs in the foyer of Rådhuset is my favourite stairs. (This is the Fediverse, so I assume everyone has a favourite stairs.) Aside from the design, I like the way it frames Aarhus City Hall’s foundation stone.
I thought I knew it well, but only learnt this week that there’s a time capsule buried beneath it. A lead pipe with documents, coins and newspapers of the day. Laid in 1938. Little knowing that Nazis would be occupying the city before construction was finished.
@CiaraNi One take and I was lucky - not necessarily my favorite stairs, because there is too much poignancy to the whole building, but striking in its appearance nonetheless.
Main stairs at the Stasi headquarters in Berlin.
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@CiaraNi One take and I was lucky - not necessarily my favorite stairs, because there is too much poignancy to the whole building, but striking in its appearance nonetheless.
Main stairs at the Stasi headquarters in Berlin.
@CiaraNi And yes, current favorite staircase: back staircase in the Postsparkasse building in Vienna. I had to be a bit sneaky to take my photo.
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@CiaraNi And yes, current favorite staircase: back staircase in the Postsparkasse building in Vienna. I had to be a bit sneaky to take my photo.
@leonieke Great shot
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@leonieke Great shot
@CiaraNi Thanks!
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@CiaraNi One take and I was lucky - not necessarily my favorite stairs, because there is too much poignancy to the whole building, but striking in its appearance nonetheless.
Main stairs at the Stasi headquarters in Berlin.
@leonieke Great composition. Captures the atmosphere of that place - I visited it years ago and it still sticks with me.
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@leonieke Great composition. Captures the atmosphere of that place - I visited it years ago and it still sticks with me.
@CiaraNi Yes, it's been on my mind off and on as well: I left it feeling very subdued.
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@CiaraNi Yes, it's been on my mind off and on as well: I left it feeling very subdued.
@leonieke Subdued. That's it. It's a very particular kind of subdued, flat awfulness-residue.
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@leonieke Subdued. That's it. It's a very particular kind of subdued, flat awfulness-residue.
@CiaraNi That residue made me feel a bit dirty as well for looking at this horrible history with fascination.
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If you think I only have one photo of the stairs inside city hall, then you have another toot coming.
@CiaraNi oooh, I love the first one. But I bet keeping that handrail clean is a bit of a 'mare.
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The stairs in the foyer of Rådhuset is my favourite stairs. (This is the Fediverse, so I assume everyone has a favourite stairs.) Aside from the design, I like the way it frames Aarhus City Hall’s foundation stone.
I thought I knew it well, but only learnt this week that there’s a time capsule buried beneath it. A lead pipe with documents, coins and newspapers of the day. Laid in 1938. Little knowing that Nazis would be occupying the city before construction was finished.
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@CiaraNi oooh, I love the first one. But I bet keeping that handrail clean is a bit of a 'mare.
@cazmockett And it's always spotless in there, everywhere. Fair play to the cleaning staff.
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@blotosmetek That's quite a stairs!
