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<p>📍 Paris, Frankreich · 13.–16. März 2026<br />
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Ein paar Tage in Paris, unterwegs mit der Kamera – ohne großes Konzept, einfach dem Licht und den Momenten gefolgt. Zwischen bekannten Orten und ruhigen Ecken ist eine Mischung aus Stadt, Stimmung und Details entstanden, so wie ich Paris in diesen Tagen erlebt habe.<br />
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Aufgenommen mit der Fujifilm X-H2 und dem XF16-80mm – mit Fokus auf natürliche Farben, Kontraste und die typischen Fujicolours, wie ich sie auch auf <a href="http://www.fujicolours.com" rel="noreferrer nofollow">www.fujicolours.com</a> zeige.<br />
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Die Serie bewegt sich zwischen Street, Architektur und spontanen Szenen – morgens an der Seine, nachmittags in den Vierteln und abends irgendwo zwischen Lichtern und Schatten.</p>

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<p>📍 Paris, Frankreich · 13.–16. März 2026<br />
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Ein paar Tage in Paris, unterwegs mit der Kamera – ohne großes Konzept, einfach dem Licht und den Momenten gefolgt. Zwischen bekannten Orten und ruhigen Ecken ist eine Mischung aus Stadt, Stimmung und Details entstanden, so wie ich Paris in diesen Tagen erlebt habe.<br />
<br />
Aufgenommen mit der Fujifilm X-H2 und dem XF16-80mm – mit Fokus auf natürliche Farben, Kontraste und die typischen Fujicolours, wie ich sie auch auf <a href="http://www.fujicolours.com" rel="noreferrer nofollow">www.fujicolours.com</a> zeige.<br />
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Die Serie bewegt sich zwischen Street, Architektur und spontanen Szenen – morgens an der Seine, nachmittags in den Vierteln und abends irgendwo zwischen Lichtern und Schatten.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/200938447@N04/">www.fujicolours.com</a> posted a photo:</p>

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<p>📍 Paris, Frankreich · 13.–16. März 2026<br />
<br />
Ein paar Tage in Paris, unterwegs mit der Kamera – ohne großes Konzept, einfach dem Licht und den Momenten gefolgt. Zwischen bekannten Orten und ruhigen Ecken ist eine Mischung aus Stadt, Stimmung und Details entstanden, so wie ich Paris in diesen Tagen erlebt habe.<br />
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Aufgenommen mit der Fujifilm X-H2 und dem XF16-80mm – mit Fokus auf natürliche Farben, Kontraste und die typischen Fujicolours, wie ich sie auch auf <a href="http://www.fujicolours.com" rel="noreferrer nofollow">www.fujicolours.com</a> zeige.<br />
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Die Serie bewegt sich zwischen Street, Architektur und spontanen Szenen – morgens an der Seine, nachmittags in den Vierteln und abends irgendwo zwischen Lichtern und Schatten.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/119315757@N06/">Monde-Auto Passion Photos</a> posted a photo:</p>

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<p>Victorieuse au Rallye de l’Acropole 1971 avec Ove Andersson<br />
Vendu 241.250€</p>

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<p>Librairie philosophique J. Vrin</p>

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<p>2016 Paris</p>

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<p>Airbus A320<br />
OH-LXB<br />
Finnair<br />
CDG LFPG Paris Charles de Gaulle Roissy Airport</p>

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<p>Haskoning Delft Office <br />
<br />
In 2025, Haskoning relocated to the former Mining Engineering Faculty on the campus of Delft University of Technology. 1,000 employees from The Hague and Rotterdam will find their new workplace here, as well as the Board of the company. Situated on the border between the city and the TU Delft campus, the new head office connects to Delft's ecosystem of knowledge, innovation, and technology. The national monument has been transformed into a contemporary, sustainable workplace – Paris-proof. The original courtyards have been transformed into bright atriums: the spatial heart of the building and anchor points in the daily dynamics. With this, Haskoning demonstrates the role heritage can play in the debate about the future of the built environment. The project was developed in co-creation between engineers and architects from Haskoning and Braaksma & Roos. Interior design by Fokkema & Partners.<br />
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The Mining Engineering Faculty, designed in 1912 by Johannes Vrijman, is characterized by a functional layout and technical soundness, resulting in a vibrant and eclectic Neo-Renaissance building. The focus is on the center of the main wing, where the main entrance was located. From the main entrance, corridors run around the two open spaces, which provide abundant natural light, good ventilation through the windows, and excellent orientation within the complex. Inside, the finishes of the teaching spaces and laboratories were kept simple. However, color research revealed decorative, colorful painted finishes and oak paneling. <br />
<br />
To meet Haskoning's desire to create a modern, inspiring environment with ample work and meeting space for all employees, the two courtyards were roofed, transforming them into usable atriums. Due to the irregular shape of the roofs, the solution was a single, large, spacious canopy at the attic level, separate from the building, with light and a view of the walls and roofs. The existing structure offered many opportunities for incorporating a suitable workspace program. The old laboratories were designed as open workspaces, while private rooms served as quiet workspaces. Characteristic spaces, such as the lecture hall, have been preserved, restored, and put back into use. Initially, the building had an energy label G. After the renovation, it achieved an A++++ rating. "This was achieved with roof and floor insulation, vacuum glazing, and smart building services. The building is now Paris-proof with a maximum annual energy consumption of 70 kWh/m².</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/durr-architect/">durr-architect</a> posted a photo:</p>

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<p>Haskoning Delft Office <br />
<br />
In 2025, Haskoning relocated to the former Mining Engineering Faculty on the campus of Delft University of Technology. 1,000 employees from The Hague and Rotterdam will find their new workplace here, as well as the Board of the company. Situated on the border between the city and the TU Delft campus, the new head office connects to Delft's ecosystem of knowledge, innovation, and technology. The national monument has been transformed into a contemporary, sustainable workplace – Paris-proof. The original courtyards have been transformed into bright atriums: the spatial heart of the building and anchor points in the daily dynamics. With this, Haskoning demonstrates the role heritage can play in the debate about the future of the built environment. The project was developed in co-creation between engineers and architects from Haskoning and Braaksma & Roos. Interior design by Fokkema & Partners.<br />
<br />
The Mining Engineering Faculty, designed in 1912 by Johannes Vrijman, is characterized by a functional layout and technical soundness, resulting in a vibrant and eclectic Neo-Renaissance building. The focus is on the center of the main wing, where the main entrance was located. From the main entrance, corridors run around the two open spaces, which provide abundant natural light, good ventilation through the windows, and excellent orientation within the complex. Inside, the finishes of the teaching spaces and laboratories were kept simple. However, color research revealed decorative, colorful painted finishes and oak paneling. <br />
<br />
To meet Haskoning's desire to create a modern, inspiring environment with ample work and meeting space for all employees, the two courtyards were roofed, transforming them into usable atriums. Due to the irregular shape of the roofs, the solution was a single, large, spacious canopy at the attic level, separate from the building, with light and a view of the walls and roofs. The existing structure offered many opportunities for incorporating a suitable workspace program. The old laboratories were designed as open workspaces, while private rooms served as quiet workspaces. Characteristic spaces, such as the lecture hall, have been preserved, restored, and put back into use. Initially, the building had an energy label G. After the renovation, it achieved an A++++ rating. "This was achieved with roof and floor insulation, vacuum glazing, and smart building services. The building is now Paris-proof with a maximum annual energy consumption of 70 kWh/m².</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/durr-architect/">durr-architect</a> posted a photo:</p>

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<p>Haskoning Delft Office <br />
<br />
In 2025, Haskoning relocated to the former Mining Engineering Faculty on the campus of Delft University of Technology. 1,000 employees from The Hague and Rotterdam will find their new workplace here, as well as the Board of the company. Situated on the border between the city and the TU Delft campus, the new head office connects to Delft's ecosystem of knowledge, innovation, and technology. The national monument has been transformed into a contemporary, sustainable workplace – Paris-proof. The original courtyards have been transformed into bright atriums: the spatial heart of the building and anchor points in the daily dynamics. With this, Haskoning demonstrates the role heritage can play in the debate about the future of the built environment. The project was developed in co-creation between engineers and architects from Haskoning and Braaksma & Roos. Interior design by Fokkema & Partners.<br />
<br />
The Mining Engineering Faculty, designed in 1912 by Johannes Vrijman, is characterized by a functional layout and technical soundness, resulting in a vibrant and eclectic Neo-Renaissance building. The focus is on the center of the main wing, where the main entrance was located. From the main entrance, corridors run around the two open spaces, which provide abundant natural light, good ventilation through the windows, and excellent orientation within the complex. Inside, the finishes of the teaching spaces and laboratories were kept simple. However, color research revealed decorative, colorful painted finishes and oak paneling. <br />
<br />
To meet Haskoning's desire to create a modern, inspiring environment with ample work and meeting space for all employees, the two courtyards were roofed, transforming them into usable atriums. Due to the irregular shape of the roofs, the solution was a single, large, spacious canopy at the attic level, separate from the building, with light and a view of the walls and roofs. The existing structure offered many opportunities for incorporating a suitable workspace program. The old laboratories were designed as open workspaces, while private rooms served as quiet workspaces. Characteristic spaces, such as the lecture hall, have been preserved, restored, and put back into use. Initially, the building had an energy label G. After the renovation, it achieved an A++++ rating. "This was achieved with roof and floor insulation, vacuum glazing, and smart building services. The building is now Paris-proof with a maximum annual energy consumption of 70 kWh/m².</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/durr-architect/">durr-architect</a> posted a photo:</p>

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<p>Haskoning Delft Office <br />
<br />
In 2025, Haskoning relocated to the former Mining Engineering Faculty on the campus of Delft University of Technology. 1,000 employees from The Hague and Rotterdam will find their new workplace here, as well as the Board of the company. Situated on the border between the city and the TU Delft campus, the new head office connects to Delft's ecosystem of knowledge, innovation, and technology. The national monument has been transformed into a contemporary, sustainable workplace – Paris-proof. The original courtyards have been transformed into bright atriums: the spatial heart of the building and anchor points in the daily dynamics. With this, Haskoning demonstrates the role heritage can play in the debate about the future of the built environment. The project was developed in co-creation between engineers and architects from Haskoning and Braaksma & Roos. Interior design by Fokkema & Partners.<br />
<br />
The Mining Engineering Faculty, designed in 1912 by Johannes Vrijman, is characterized by a functional layout and technical soundness, resulting in a vibrant and eclectic Neo-Renaissance building. The focus is on the center of the main wing, where the main entrance was located. From the main entrance, corridors run around the two open spaces, which provide abundant natural light, good ventilation through the windows, and excellent orientation within the complex. Inside, the finishes of the teaching spaces and laboratories were kept simple. However, color research revealed decorative, colorful painted finishes and oak paneling. <br />
<br />
To meet Haskoning's desire to create a modern, inspiring environment with ample work and meeting space for all employees, the two courtyards were roofed, transforming them into usable atriums. Due to the irregular shape of the roofs, the solution was a single, large, spacious canopy at the attic level, separate from the building, with light and a view of the walls and roofs. The existing structure offered many opportunities for incorporating a suitable workspace program. The old laboratories were designed as open workspaces, while private rooms served as quiet workspaces. Characteristic spaces, such as the lecture hall, have been preserved, restored, and put back into use. Initially, the building had an energy label G. After the renovation, it achieved an A++++ rating. "This was achieved with roof and floor insulation, vacuum glazing, and smart building services. The building is now Paris-proof with a maximum annual energy consumption of 70 kWh/m².</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/durr-architect/">durr-architect</a> posted a photo:</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/durr-architect/55150927590/" title="IMG_20251029_181848"><img src="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/55150927590_c3a0110df1_m.jpg" width="136" height="240" alt="IMG_20251029_181848" /></a></p>

<p>Haskoning Delft Office <br />
<br />
In 2025, Haskoning relocated to the former Mining Engineering Faculty on the campus of Delft University of Technology. 1,000 employees from The Hague and Rotterdam will find their new workplace here, as well as the Board of the company. Situated on the border between the city and the TU Delft campus, the new head office connects to Delft's ecosystem of knowledge, innovation, and technology. The national monument has been transformed into a contemporary, sustainable workplace – Paris-proof. The original courtyards have been transformed into bright atriums: the spatial heart of the building and anchor points in the daily dynamics. With this, Haskoning demonstrates the role heritage can play in the debate about the future of the built environment. The project was developed in co-creation between engineers and architects from Haskoning and Braaksma & Roos. Interior design by Fokkema & Partners.<br />
<br />
The Mining Engineering Faculty, designed in 1912 by Johannes Vrijman, is characterized by a functional layout and technical soundness, resulting in a vibrant and eclectic Neo-Renaissance building. The focus is on the center of the main wing, where the main entrance was located. From the main entrance, corridors run around the two open spaces, which provide abundant natural light, good ventilation through the windows, and excellent orientation within the complex. Inside, the finishes of the teaching spaces and laboratories were kept simple. However, color research revealed decorative, colorful painted finishes and oak paneling. <br />
<br />
To meet Haskoning's desire to create a modern, inspiring environment with ample work and meeting space for all employees, the two courtyards were roofed, transforming them into usable atriums. Due to the irregular shape of the roofs, the solution was a single, large, spacious canopy at the attic level, separate from the building, with light and a view of the walls and roofs. The existing structure offered many opportunities for incorporating a suitable workspace program. The old laboratories were designed as open workspaces, while private rooms served as quiet workspaces. Characteristic spaces, such as the lecture hall, have been preserved, restored, and put back into use. Initially, the building had an energy label G. After the renovation, it achieved an A++++ rating. "This was achieved with roof and floor insulation, vacuum glazing, and smart building services. The building is now Paris-proof with a maximum annual energy consumption of 70 kWh/m².</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/jacqueline_poggi/">jacqueline.poggi</a> posted a photo:</p>

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<p>664a_111<br />
février 2026<br />
Paris -Station Villejuif-Institut Gustave Roussy - ligne RATP 14 - Grand Paris Express<br />
- Dominique Perrault<br />
- Ivan navarro, artiste</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/jacqueline_poggi/">jacqueline.poggi</a> posted a photo:</p>

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<p>664a_117<br />
février 2026<br />
Paris -Station Villejuif-Institut Gustave Roussy - ligne RATP 14 - Grand Paris Express<br />
- Dominique Perrault<br />
- Ivan navarro, artiste</p>

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