As well as lights these have scrolling messages, and are partialy powered by the wind turbines on the top.
Photo: Luiza Dumitrescu
Wednesday, 21 March 2012
The Testing of the Halo Masts around the London 2012 Olympic Stadium
The Testing of the Halo Masts around the London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
As well as lights these have scrolling messages, and are partialy powered by the wind turbines on the top.
Photo: Luiza Dumitrescu
As well as lights these have scrolling messages, and are partialy powered by the wind turbines on the top.
Photo: Luiza Dumitrescu
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
Daley Thompson & Richard Booth
Today, through BTStorytellers I got to go to Battersea Millenium Arena to have a master class with the talented Richard Booth, a superb photographer and Daley Thompson, probably the greatest ever Decathlete to compete in the Olympic Games.
Monday, 19 March 2012
Friday, 16 March 2012
Thursday, 15 March 2012
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
The Water Polo Centre
London 2012 Olympic Site.
The colours also change in an undulating Kaleidoscope, which is pretty cool to see.
Eton Manor War Memorial Inside the London 2012 Olympic Site
The new sporting facilities are on the site of the old Eton Manor Sports
Club, which had been disused since 2001. This community sporting
facility was established in the 1900s and by the middle of the last
century the Eton Manor Boys’ Club had gained a reputation as an elite
sporting association.
There is a war memorial located on the site that is a tribute to Eton Manor Club members who fought and died in the First and Second World Wars. The memorial will be retained and restored as part of the work on the site.
Once the site was cleared, the area became the temporary home of Construction College East London. This was a practical training centre for people interested in working in construction. Many of the graduates from the centre went on to get jobs on the Olympic Park. In 2009 the centre moved to a permanent home near the Royal Docks in east London, so that the site could be prepared for the construction of the new facilities.
for more info see: http://www.london2012.com/eton-manor
There is a war memorial located on the site that is a tribute to Eton Manor Club members who fought and died in the First and Second World Wars. The memorial will be retained and restored as part of the work on the site.
Once the site was cleared, the area became the temporary home of Construction College East London. This was a practical training centre for people interested in working in construction. Many of the graduates from the centre went on to get jobs on the Olympic Park. In 2009 the centre moved to a permanent home near the Royal Docks in east London, so that the site could be prepared for the construction of the new facilities.
for more info see: http://www.london2012.com/eton-manor
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