Bucharest , Romania. Apartment buildings from the 30s, demolished during the communist regime3yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
2nd nov. 1931. Inauguration of the new dorms in the Faculty of Agronomy Campus, Bucharest, Romania. Arch: Florin Stanculescu & Radu Udroiu. Fun fact: at the gf there was a casino. It was demolished in the 50s by the communists. Photo from my personal collection.3yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
National Romanian Post Hq. built in 1937 in Bucharest. Arch: Arghir Culina. Illegally demolished in 2007, never rebuilt. :(3yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Play that jazz vinyl, pour some whiskey and light up that cuban cigar.5yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
Former WW2 airforce base reused as aviation museum (props are mostly by crisgames and giometrye)5yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
Palas, Constanta. 1st urban rail tunnel built in Romania in 1896, now abandoned. It's over 500 m long + 3 km of sunken rail. Thanks to it the cargo trains that went in the harbor would not disturb the city. guilt by eng. Anghel Saligny6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Budila Bridge, Brasov, Romania - destroyed by yesterday's floods :( in 100 years it was never repaired6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Render of the new bridge to be build over the Danube River, in Dobrogea Region, Romania.6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
1936, villa in Mamaia district, Constanta, Romania, demolished by the communist regime in the 60s6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Baneasa Horse Race Track, Bucharest, Romania, demolished in the 50s by the communist regime6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
1946. Romanian magazine depiction of a future seaport / airport mix6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/RetroFuturism
Lainici Bridge Romania, part of a twin bridges complex, built in 19106yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
1935 Casino in Mamaia Resort, Constanta, Romania. Demolished in the 60s by the communist regime.6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
i've recreated a cloverleaf junction from my city. it's a bit unusual cause it hase those special lanes both on the highway and the national road.5yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
Blowing up a 10 t rock that could fall on the road. Romania, Transfagarasan6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Main hall of the Stockmarket in Constanta, Romania. Now the building is in a very very bad shape.6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/ArtDeco
Tulsa, modern reinterpretation of the god Mercury holding an oil rig and a steamt rain6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/ArtDeco
1935, unusual art-deco ship shaped building Casino in Mamaia Resort, Constanta, Romania. Arch, Ioan Capsuneanu6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/ArtDeco
Mid 30's , Constanta, Romania, art deco style end for a rail (don't know the technical term). O found it a bit unusual.6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
In my region there is only one tram line that is used as a suburban line that links the Rail Station in Downtown Plymouth to the Pan Am Airport via the suburbs.6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
There, no more huge trains getting stuck :D btw, i don't know if things like this exist in real life5yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
art deco in ruins, Constanta, Romania, an unusual mix of the ocean liner theme with nature theme (butterflies, lilies and vines)6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/ArtDeco
Malaxa Industries , bucharest romania, 95% of the buildings and all the gates no longer exist. the gates kinda look like the sign on theTheater Capitolio, Lisbon, Portugal posted yesterday by joaoslr6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/ArtDeco
Cornetu Tunnel, Romania , 1898, tunnel built under a monastery6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Small and now demolished art deco road and tram bridge in Bucharest, Romania6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/ArtDeco
Former Ford Factory, Bucharest, Romania, to be converted this year into a shopping mall6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/ArtDeco
Romanian Telephone Company Ltd. - SART Building. Details in the comment below6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/ArtDeco
Jitin-Marilla Railduct, Romania. 1863. Marilla was a famous european mountain resort untill 1948. Now it's just a ghost town with ruins and no people living there. The railduct has 114 m length6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The pavement texture in the Cedar Valley 4K theme is perfect for building airports :D5yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
mid 30s, Constanta, Romania, Home for Disabled Veterans, arch. Ioan Capsuneanu6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/ArtDeco
1931, villa in Bucharest Romania, Arch. Haralamb Georgescu. In 1947 he moves in USA and becomes one of the top architects of Palm Beach, Ca.6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/ArtDeco
Spider. Common motif in art deco, symbolizing wisdom and the spider was also the guardian of the home and family. Based on the greek godess Arachne.6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/ArtDeco
Miyagi Industries Factory and Car Export Terminal - in this universe Miyagi Industries owns Ford and it's part of General Motors.6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
Bel - Air: lumber export terminal is done. And i am working now on Miyagi Industries Car Factory and Export Terminal. And it turns out to be a huge terminal.6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
You don't want to be here alone during nighttime. The dark side of Plymouth6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
We do lack a variety of big interwar industrial buildings. Maybe someone is interested in those. I can offer more details (pics) about them if needed.6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylinesModding
Not the most pretty out there but it's ready form some heavy traffic :D5yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
That moment when you play CS and an eartquake hits both in game and in real life :)))5yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
1936, villa in Mamaia district, Constanta, Romania, demolished by the communist regime in the 60s [679x972]6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Plymouth - container terminal. Why is there a helipad? Got no clue, the cargo terminal in my hometown's seaport has one , so...6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
Talpa Bridge, 1914, Romania, demolished by the communist regime6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
1946, Science & Travel Magazine, Romania, depicting an american race car of the future6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/RetroFuturism
HELP!!! I did a custom bus for my city. Thing is the body rotates along with wheels :)))) How the hell do i fix that ???3yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
I'm driving home for Christmas /Driving home for Christmas /With a thousand memories5yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
Happy New Year! Bel-Air, Grand Central :D still a work in progress5yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
Malaxa Industries, Bucharest Romania. kinda had a Gotham feeling6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Bel-Air grain Terminal. The rail is a bit overgrown by weeds and grass. Also we have the old 4 abandoned silos and the new recently built ones.6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
Carlton Hotel, 1935, Constanta, Romania, demolished in the 90s6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
I know it looks like overkill, but it's the only way i can use realistic long trains without blocking the road and rail traffic.5yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
Mid 30s apartment building & gas station on Benjamin Franklin Road, Bucharest, Romania6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/ArtDeco
We are ready to take over New Vegas: Snake Plissken, Niner Freeman, The Girl With No Name and Delilah Croft.6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/fnv
My airport is 95% done, but as you can see none of the buildings are actually airport buildings, so it's not functional. Is there a way to change this? Or it will remain just eye candy?6yr ⋅ Harrys_Place ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
