(Ghastly) Krueger
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This is a very old textile factory. Back in the day (50's - 60's I guess) it was a very elegant series of buildings... one of the best places to work in.
Some decades ago, foreign comptition ended the local textile industry and the factory was abandoned and closed. Years later, some families moved ilegally into the buildings.
Recently, those families were "relocated" and some of the buildings have been restored. No idea what use they get now. I guess the rest of the buildings will also be restored in a couple of years, so I thought it would be a good moment to capture... and when they are done compare the result.
Comments are appreciated and you can edit anything and everything.
1.- A corner tower
2.- The outer wall. (Semi-restored)
3.-A side patio
4.- Side wall
5.- Close up of one of the doors.
6.- Th church (At least I guess that's what it is)
7.- Top view. Here you can see the difference between the restored andunrestored parts, especially the roof.
8.- The river / The sewer. This should be one of the most beautiful parts when the whole thing is restored. I guess they used the river for energy / waste disposal when the factory worked. It will also be the most difficult part to recover due to the polution in the river. The stench in this part was aweful!
9.- Another viewe of the last zone.
10.- The main entrance. Restored and well kept. Gives an idea of how things may turn.
11.- Finally, a little guy that startled the silk out of me. (Yep, the arachnophobia part)
I hope to get another chance to explore more eventually.
Thanks for looking
Some decades ago, foreign comptition ended the local textile industry and the factory was abandoned and closed. Years later, some families moved ilegally into the buildings.
Recently, those families were "relocated" and some of the buildings have been restored. No idea what use they get now. I guess the rest of the buildings will also be restored in a couple of years, so I thought it would be a good moment to capture... and when they are done compare the result.
Comments are appreciated and you can edit anything and everything.
1.- A corner tower
2.- The outer wall. (Semi-restored)
3.-A side patio
4.- Side wall
5.- Close up of one of the doors.
6.- Th church (At least I guess that's what it is)
7.- Top view. Here you can see the difference between the restored andunrestored parts, especially the roof.
8.- The river / The sewer. This should be one of the most beautiful parts when the whole thing is restored. I guess they used the river for energy / waste disposal when the factory worked. It will also be the most difficult part to recover due to the polution in the river. The stench in this part was aweful!
9.- Another viewe of the last zone.
10.- The main entrance. Restored and well kept. Gives an idea of how things may turn.
11.- Finally, a little guy that startled the silk out of me. (Yep, the arachnophobia part)
I hope to get another chance to explore more eventually.
Thanks for looking