City Views #735: The Kaufhof Demolition 11
Some almost unreal details from the half-demolished Kaufhof building.
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Some almost unreal details from the half-demolished Kaufhof building.
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There was heavy machinery at work demolishing Mülheim’s old Kaufhof department store!
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This is the second part of the video from the riverfront I shot on January 15 with more honking Geese and other waterbirds. The embedded video is self-hosted, although there’s also a Youtube version.
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This wall of the old Kaufhof building was once connected to the car park, which was demolished first. There was quite a lot of graffiti on there…
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I completely forgot that I had shot some video back in January and February down at the riverfront as a companion to the photo series – and now with my faster uplink, I’ve finally been able to uploaded them. Here’s the first one – as usual, the embedded video is self-hosted, but there’s also a Youtube version.
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The left side of the Kaufhof building had already been heavily gutted.
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Here you can see the where the Kaufhof car park used to connect to the main building. It looked pretty spectacular and that’s why I took quite a few photos from this side.
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On the West side of Mülheim’s Kaufhof, there was already heavily demolition going on. Where those heavy machines are working a whole car park was once standing.
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An almost abstract shot of the staircase inside Mülheim’s old Kaufhof, close to being demolished.
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The Kaufhof building had a very distinct front – there once were green plates between the windows, but they had already been removed together with the glass before the demolition began.
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