Grand-Hornu is an old industrial mining complex, built between 1810 and 1830 by Henri De Gorge. It is an example of functional town-planning from the era of the Industrial Revolution.
Would you add the architect credited with the contemporary art exhibition space Pierre Hebbelinck to this record or make a new record that related to this one about the original building complex? Boy, he has a nice informative website, too, by the way:
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hseneff said
at 6:41 am on Dec 4, 2008
Would you add the architect credited with the contemporary art exhibition space Pierre Hebbelinck to this record or make a new record that related to this one about the original building complex? Boy, he has a nice informative website, too, by the way:
http://www.pierrehebbelinck.net/index.php?lg=EN
There's an axon and an aerial view of the Hornu site on it.
Heather
GregReser said
at 10:14 am on Dec 4, 2008
I would create a new record for the Pierre Hebbelinck work because it is new construction and is a large complicated structure unto itself.
Heather Seneff said
at 1:53 pm on Dec 10, 2008
Why do you think "masonry" isn't a "technique" on the AAT? Am I missing it somewhere?
Heather
Love the aerial view by the way!
hsraatz said
at 6:52 am on Dec 11, 2008
Really appreciate the expansion of this entry! Thanks Greg & Heather. Truly a collaborative effort.
Heidi
Heather Seneff said
at 8:24 am on Dec 11, 2008
Way too much fun, isn't it? Try another! Do the garbage bag street sculpture one that Greg showed me!
Heather (the catalogin' fool)
hseneff said
at 9:53 am on Feb 5, 2009
Nice permissions update, Heidi! Go Creative Commons!
Heather
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