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09 Monday Apr 2012
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09 Monday Apr 2012
Posted in montreal, photography, photowalking, random, urban
06 Friday Apr 2012
Posted in Alberta, architecture, art, Calgary, Canada, design, photography, photowalking, urban
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alberta, architecture, art, bridge, Calatrava, calgary, canada, design, night, photography, photos, Santiago Calatrava, urban
05 Thursday Apr 2012
Posted in architecture, Canada, history, montreal, photography, photowalking, random, Travel, urban
03 Tuesday Apr 2012
02 Monday Apr 2012
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alberta, calgary, canada, iPhoneography, photography, photos, photowalk, random, urban
01 Sunday Apr 2012
Posted in Alberta, Calgary, Canada, photography, photowalking, random, urban
30 Friday Mar 2012
Posted in Alberta, Calgary, Canada, photography, photowalking, urban
29 Thursday Mar 2012
Posted in Canada, photography, Travel, urban
27 Tuesday Mar 2012
Posted in Alberta, Calgary, Canada, photography, photowalking, trains, transit, urban
25 Sunday Mar 2012
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alberta, bridge, Calatrava, calgary, canada, iPhoneography, neon, night, Peace Bridge, photography, photos, Santiago Calatrava, urban
It was a long three-and-a-half year wait between conception and unveiling, but Calgarians finally got to get up close and personal with the controversial Peace Bridge on Saturday.
Designed by Santiago Calatrava and built at a cost of some $25 million, it was more than a year behind schedule.
I was not able to attend the opening but stopped by later that evening to see what the hubbub was about. Apart from myself, there were still people coming down just for a look.
A few guys I spoke with mentioned that, like myself, they were not pleased with how Calgary got the bridge. (Single-source contract done without the full knowledge of city council, to be brief about it.) Still, that did not stop them from admiring what a piece of work the thing is.