BASF - The Chemical Company posted a photo:
Roofed streets provide shade and keep out the blazing sun. The streets are laid out so the city will be open to the cooler breezes from the desert at night. Foster + Partners, a British architectural firm, has designed of Masdar City which will be built in the desert of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi about 30 kilometres outside the city of the same name. As strategic partner, BASF are contributing to the project with its products and system solutions for sustainable and energy-efficient building. Print free of charge. Copyright by BASF.
BASF - The Chemical Company posted a photo:
Zero emissions, Zero waste and car free: Masdar City. In Abu Dhabi’s desert, about 30 kilometers outside the city of the same name, the city of six square kilometres is being built according to the plans of Foster + Partners, a British architectural firm. As strategic partner, BASF are contributing to the project with its products and system solutions for sustainable and energy-efficient building in order to significantly reduce Masdar City’s energy requirements. Print free of charge. Copyright by BASF.
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Day 15/365 (7/25) F-one .. just did a camera job for the Mubadala...apparently the RED car won for todays race..shooooting wide open on a sony xdcam is such a pleasure!!!!
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Since i landed here in Abu Dhabi, i was thinking of compiling a series that
depicts a contrast between the old Abu Dhabi and the new sophisticated
version. I've seen quite a number of buildings around Abu Dhabi that have
been around forever and have not been demolished yet, and these buildings
are also sometimes surrounded by tall glass-covered buildings. I thought it
would be a great idea, because i sort of regret not taking photos of the
Old/New Souk in Abu Dhabi before it was demolished to make way for two
skyscrapers.
In this photo, I noticed this building while i was with the group from the
Photowalk, and it was right in between two tall buildings. I really wish i
owned a lens with a much wider angle so that i could capture all three
buildings together, but the widest i own is the 18mm end of the kit lens. I
still hope you guys like it :)
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