14196515 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, Downtown rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO dominated by the Lantern Tower of St. Joseph's Church seen from the terrace of the Hotel de Ville14202234 - Canada, Nova Scotia, Lunenburg, Unesco World Heritage fishing village, St. John's Anglican Chruch, built in 1753 and rebuilt after a fire in 2001, interior14201760 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, Space Niemeyer, Le Volcan (The Volcano) by architect Oscar Niemeyer, the first cultural center built in France14201757 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, pebble beach and its cabins14201756 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, pebble beach and its cabins14201742 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, the basin of Commerce, Volcano of architect Oscar Niemeyer and lantern tower of Saint Joseph's church14201735 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, the beach14201734 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, the beach14201732 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, the beach14201720 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, on the beach facing the sea the monumental work UP # 3 of Lang and Baumann and in the background the bell tower of the church of Saint Joseph14201719 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, Anse de Joinville, marina with the bell tower of the Church of Saint Joseph at the bottom14201713 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, Southampton quay, Vincent Ganivet's iconic Catene de Containers14201712 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, Southampton quay, Vincent Ganivet's iconic Catene de Containers14201708 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, the basin of Commerce, lantern tower of Saint Joseph's church designed by Auguste Perret concrete and inaugurated in 195714201700 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, space Niemeyer, Little Volcano designed by Oscar Niemeyer, library14201698 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, space Niemeyer, Little Volcano designed by Oscar Niemeyer, library14201697 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, space Niemeyer, Little Volcano designed by Oscar Niemeyer, library14201696 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, Space Niemeyer, Le Volcan (The Volcano) by architect Oscar Niemeyer, the first cultural center built in France14201682 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, the basin of Commerce, Volcano of architect Oscar Niemeyer and lantern tower of Saint Joseph's church14201288 - France, Hautes Alpes, Briancon, the restored military square in 2012, the old well has been rebuilt identically14196529 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, Downtown rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, Perret buildings around the Bassin du Commerce, the Volcan created by Oscar Niemeyer and the Lantern tower of Saint Joseph church14196525 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, Downtown rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, the little volcano artwork by architect Oscar Niemeyer, library and media library14196523 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, Downtown rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, the little volcano artwork by architect Oscar Niemeyer, library and media library14196517 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, Downtown rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, Maison du Patrimoine atelier Perret, appartement Perret, historic showflat of the post war period, furnished in a 1950's style14196513 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, Downtown rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, trams on the square in front of the City Hall14196507 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, Downtown rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, the City Hall of Perret (1958)14196505 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, Downtown rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, Best Western ARThotel in a Perret building in the rue Louis Brindeau14196504 - France, Seine Maritime, Le Havre, Downtown rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, the War Memorial in front of a Perret building13935250 - France, Seine-Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by Unesco, the footbridge of the basin of Commerce, the Volcano by architect Oscar Niemeyer and the bell tower of Saint Joseph's church\n13934681 - France, Haut Rhin, Orbey, Pairis cistercian abbey founded in the 18th century, rebuilt in 1183 after a fire, now retirement Home\n13929598 - France, Nord, Genech, Notre Dame de la Visitation church rebuilt in the middle of the 16th century, two bikers on the road\n13930913 - France, Nord, Lille, Paris gate, rebuilt at the end of the 17th century as a triumphal arch to celebrate the victories of Louis XIV\n71418667 - Fortress, Medieval City, Tagus River, Toledo, Spain. Toledo Alcazar built in the 1500s, Destroyed in Spanish Civil War and then rebuilt after war. Unesco historical site, Tagus is longest river in Spain.13937392 - France, Haut Rhin, Orbey, Pairis cistercian abbey founded in the 18th century, rebuilt in 1183 after a fire, now retirement Home\n13931247 - France, Haut Rhin, Orbey, Pairis cistercian abbey founded in the 18th century, rebuilt in 1183 after a fire, now retirement Home\n71418668 - Fortress, Medieval City, Tagus River, Toledo, Spain. Toledo Alcazar built in the 1500s, Destroyed in Spanish Civil War and then rebuilt after war. Unesco historical site, Tagus is longest river in Spain.13937812 - France, Cotes d'Armor, Treguier, cenotaph of Saint Yves rebuilt in the late 19th century in neo gothic style in Saint Tugdual cathedral built between the 13th and the 15th century in gothic style\n13937157 - France, Nord, Genech, town hall and Notre Dame de la Visitation church rebuilt in the middle of the 16th century\n13935757 - France, Seine-Maritime, Le Havre, city rebuilt by Auguste Perret listed as World Heritage by Unesco, the basin of Commerce, the Volcano by architect Oscar Niemeyer and the bell tower of Saint Joseph's church\n13933851 - France, Bas Rhin, Thanville, castle dated 16th century, rebuilt in the 17th century, motif of a culeuvrinière added in the 19th century\n71396598 - One World Trade Center (also known as One WTC,1 World Trade Center,1 WTC,or Freedom Tower) New York City,US. Is the main building of the rebuilt World Trade Center complex in Lower Manhattan. One WTC is the tallest building in the United States,the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere,and the sixth-tallest in the world. The supertall structure has the same name as the North Tower of the original World Trade Center,which was destroyed in the terrorist attacks of September 11,2001. The building's architect is David Childs.71397127 - Ponte Vecchio Bridge Reflections Arno River Florence Tuscany Italy. Bridge originally built in Roman times,rebuilt in 1345.71406833 - Rebuilt City Hall and National Library, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Europe71406834 - Rebuilt City Hall and National Library, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Europe71406298 - The Fantoft Stave Church, rebuilt due to fire, Bergen, Norway, Scandinavia, Europe70268739 - Natisone river with Devil's bridge (15th century, rebuilt in 1918), Cividale del Friuli, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy70196034 - The rebuilt Dresdner Frauenkirche, Church of Our Lady in Dresden, UNESCO, Saxony, Germany, Europe70380219 - Rebuilt residental houses of Germanic people, Lejre around Roskilde, Denmark70426391 - Wine cellar with self-service for guests, Finca Raims, rebuilt vineyard and country hotel, Algaida, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain71029085 - Frenswegen Abbey, rebuilt monastery church, Lower Saxony, Germany70426393 - Parlour with antlered chapel of the old vineyard, Finca Raims, rebuilt vineyard and country hotel, Algaida, Mallorca, Balearen, Spanien70426388 - Woman in the dinner and breakfast room, Finca Raims, rebuilt vineyard and country hotel, Algaida, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain70392354 - Francis Watson-Armstrong, owner of Bamburgh Castle, with portrait of Lord Armstrong an industrialist who first bought and rebuilt the castle, Bamburgh, Northumberland, England, Great Britain, Europe70028674 - Tourists taking picture in front of Worker and Kolkhoz Woman monument, rebuilt Russian Pavilion from Expo 67 in background, All-Russian Exhibition Centre, Moscow, Russia, before 200371102769 - aerial, Herrenhausen Gardens, baroque garden, rebuilt summer residence, palace and museum, Hannover, Lower Saxony, Germany70426387 - Terrace of Finca Raims, rebuilt vineyard and country hotel, Algaida, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain71320105 - Marktplatz (market place square) in the centrum of Wismar. Commandant's house\n\nThe commandant's house is on the south side of the market square, opposite the town hall. It was built in the late 16th or early 17th century, was acquired by the city of Wismar during the Thirty Years' War and was used as a Swedish commandant's house. From 1646 to 1647 one of the most famous Swedish commanders lived here - General Helmuth von Wrangel (approx. 1600-1647). The duplex was completely rebuilt in 1801. A new facade with a rustic structure now faked a second upper floor. Until 1879 the house belonged to t70426392 - Thomas and Jutta Philipps, owners of Finca Raims, rebuilt vineyard and country hotel, Algaida, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain70426375 - Courtyard with palm trees, Finca Raims, rebuilt vineyard and country hotel, Algaida, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain70426389 - Apartment Merlot in Finca Raims, rebuilt vineyard and country hotel, Algaida, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain71029087 - Frenswegen Abbey, rebuilt monastery church, Lower Saxony, Germany71060229 - 'Temple of Phimeanakas, built in tenth century by Rajendravarman and after rebuilt by Suryavarman II, Angkor; Siem Reap, Cambodia'71029082 - Frenswegen Abbey, rebuilt monastery church, Lower Saxony, Germany70170865 - Horyu-Ji temple. Nara, Japan. Rebuilt at the end of the 7th century, it is the world s oldest wooden building.70268738 - Natisone river with Devil's bridge (15th century, rebuilt in 1918), Cividale del Friuli, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy71105292 - Bridge and boardwalk with grass around that lead to the beach. Destroyed in 1991 by Hurricane Bob, the 1, 350-foot 411-meter boardwalk in Sandwich—the oldest town on Cape Cod—was rebuilt with support from locals, whose names and messages are inscribed o71102768 - aerial, Herrenhausen Gardens, baroque garden, rebuilt summer residence, palace and museum, Hannover, Lower Saxony, Germany71095951 - The new Gulfport Marina and Harbor were rebuilt in 2013 after its destruction by Hurricane Katrina, Gulf of Mexico in Biloxi, Mississippi.71039220 - The Medersa Ben Youssef, the largest in Morocco, built by the Almoravide dynasty and then rebuilt in the 19th century, richly decorated in marble, carved wood and plasterwork, Medina, Marrakesh, Morroco, North Africa, Africa71039092 - Cafes in the Old Town Square (Rynek Starego Miasto), with rebuilt medieval buildings, Old Town (Stare Miasto), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Warsaw, Poland, Europe71038421 - House of Blackheads dating from 1334, rebuilt in 1999 with bricks bought by locals, now houses museum and concert hall, Old Town, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Riga, Latvia, Baltic States, Europe70709095 - Brandenburg Gate (Brandenburger Tor), Berlin Germany - Former city gate, rebuilt in the late 18th century.70449070 - The Ahlbeck pier is a pier on the Baltic Sea The pier is 280 meters long It was built in 1882 and rebuilt several times, Ahlbeck, Usedom Island, County Vorpommern-Greifswald, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany, Europe, No Model Release available!70438143 - Bhutan (kingdom of), District of Paro, the City, the Dzong built in 1646 by the famous Shabdrung Namgyel, burnt in 1907 and rebuilt later on in an identical way, overlooking on river Paro // Bhoutan (Royaume du), district de Paro, la ville de Paro, le Dzo70426385 - Pool in the garden of Finca Raims, rebuilt vineyard and country hotel, Algaida, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain70401414 - Dzogchen Monastery a religious institution, founded in 1625 and rebuilt after an earthquake in 1842. Fire destroyed the temple in 1936. It was reconstructed with aid from the USA., Sichuan Tibet70346681 - Originally 6th C rebuilt in the 12th, the 108 feet Celtic Christian round tower beside St Brigid’s Cathedral, Kildare, Ireland70238584 - St. Andrews, University of St Andrews, Younger Hall, Music Centre, since 1747 United College, rebuilt in 1828-9 in neo-Jacobean manner, Fife, Scotland, UK70195344 - Ruins of old Greek theatre rebuilt in Roman times, Taormina. Sicily, Italy70190155 - Ruins of old Greek theatre rebuilt in Roman times, Taormina. Sicily, Italy71047843 - Rebuilt Orthodox church in Mystras, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Peloponnese, Greece, Europe71039219 - The Medersa Ben Youssef, the largest in Morocco, built by the Almoravide dynasty and then rebuilt in the 19th century, richly decorated in marble, carved wood and plasterwork, Medina, Marrakesh, Morroco, North Africa, Africa70694074 - Hiroshima Castle, Hiroshima, Japan Hiroshima Castle Hiroshima jo sometimes called Carp Castle is a castle in Hiroshima Japan Originally constructed in the 1590s the castle was destroyed in the atomic bombing in 1945 It was rebuilt in 1958 a replica of 70426390 - Wine cellar with self-service for guests, Finca Raims, rebuilt vineyard and country hotel, Algaida, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain70419286 - 9th century Arab castle constructed on a rock so that the Arabs called him ´Sujayra´ and thence derived the name of Zuheros, in the 15th century was reconquered and rebuilt in the Renaissance style by Fernando III, Zuheros, Cordoba, Andalucia, Spain70398258 - Hiroshima Castle, Hiroshima, Japan Hiroshima Castle Hiroshima jo sometimes called Carp Castle is a castle in Hiroshima Japan Originally constructed in the 1590s the castle was destroyed in the atomic bombing in 1945 It was rebuilt in 1958 a replica of70268737 - Natisone river spanned by Devil's bridge (15th century, rebuilt in 1918), Cividale del Friuli, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy70233680 - National Thatre. Built in 1880-1 by Josef Zitek and rebuilt in 1883 after it burnt by Josef Schulz. Prague. Czech Republic70197213 - Bell gable at dusk, remains of episcopal castle built in 11th century and rebuilt in 17th. Sanaüja. Segarra, Lleida province, Catalonia, Spain70189204 - Ruins of Apamea (founded 2nd century B.C., rebuilt after earthquake 115 B.C.). Syria70166875 - Castillo de San Felipe de Lara (1652, rebuilt in 1956) by Lake Izabal. Guatemala70136751 - SW coast monastery (rebuilt 1855). Moni Chrysoskalitissa. Hania Province. Crete, Greece.71346855 - Reichstag dome is a glass dome constructed on top of the rebuilt Reichstag building in Berlin, Germany, Europe, West Europe71343617 - Facade of the building At the Minute (At the White Lion) Originally a late Gothic house, rebuilt several times, especially in the Renaissance period. The house façade has unusually rich Mannerism sgrafitto decorations (Ancient Greek and biblical themes and also contemporary Renaissance legends); sgrafittos were renovated by J. Čapek in 1919, another renovation followed in 1945 after a fire. On the corner there is a Classicist stone sculpture of a lion. A painted wooden Renaissance ceiling was preserved inside as well as Renaissance and Baroque vaults with frescos. In 1712-1850 there was a pha70285268 - El Alcazar, built in the XVI century following the designs of architect Alonso de Covarrubias Almost totally destroyed in 1936, during the Spanish Civil War and rebuilt in 1940 Library of Castilla-La Mancha and future Army National Museum70238583 - St. Andrews, University of St Andrews, since 1747 United College, rebuilt in 1828-9 in neo-Jacobean manner, Fife, Scotland, UK70189203 - Ruins of Apamea (founded 2nd century B.C., rebuilt after earthquake 115 B.C.). Syria70189182 - Ruins of Apamea (founded 2nd century B.C., rebuilt after earthquake 115 B.C.). Syria70164666 - Amphitheater in Yedra castle. Roman origin, rebuilt by the Arabs. Parque Natural de Cazorla. Jaén province. Spainpage suivante
