Very cool. Here's a pic of the West Bath House at Jones Beach, NY. Still there today. Notice the "lollipop" motifs on either side of the door in the photo of the radio transmitter buildng and also on the beach house.
I once did some work in a telephone exchange originally build in the 30s with similar art-deco features ... it was quite the contrast between modern racks of server and comms kit on a suspended floor and ornate tiling and plaster detail ... plus a hefty amount of asbestos behind it all, very likely ...
It was a statement of money to build something like that. "We got Money for our Radio Transmitter, so we make it nice" Corporate Culture killed that with "cheapest possible". Today you putt some goldspray on stucco for 10 bucks putt it on the wall to look golden and "rich". (and in reality very cheap)
the real consequence is that it is an architectural style that is making every city look the same in a very unappealing way to the point I've seen a few articles ask "why travel if nowhere is going to pride itself on unique character?"
the real answer is that this is a cheap /shit build that is the cookie cutter home for apartment building. As we shift to a nation of renters, this is becoming the common eye sore
Akalazoo
Why is there a TARDIS? Is a temporal re-cutaneous memory loop affecting all of time and space?
YpsilantiRomani
Very cool
HellsHegemony
/gallery/NSs0Wv2
RyanH42
Buildings like radio transmitters and power stations should always be Art Deco.
alcaray
Gosh. Wonder what the inside looks like.
Ghode
Fun Fact: directly south of there is a 300 acre landfill, and next door towards the east is a golf course built over the previous landfill 😏
UnlimitedTrickPony
when the Snickers in you pocket starts to melt ... RUN!
touhi2000
Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico
cumdog
Wes Anderson vibes
someguy7734206
Here's the RC Harris water treatment plant in Toronto.
SomebodythatIusedtonope
I love this
lonelyrangerofthedreams
I recognize a dwarven outpost when I see one!
popeyeNL
Like a Wes Anderson movie
TheElliotPage
badass
newtonsbucket
toshach33
Very cool. Here's a pic of the West Bath House at Jones Beach, NY. Still there today. Notice the "lollipop" motifs on either side of the door in the photo of the radio transmitter buildng and also on the beach house.
gtotherizzle
That's pretty dope
Saarakoira
what a beaty
Flopdong
Turns out there isn't always a lighthouse
KabouterPimpelmees
If you like that, then check out Radio Kootwijk in The Netherlands. It's hauntingly beautiful, especially on days with poor weather.

https://nl-wikipedia-org.translate.goog/wiki/Radio_Kootwijk_(zender)?_x_tr_sl=nl&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=nl&_x_tr_pto=wapp
LeftRightThere
Do you want ham radio operators commenting on your post? This is how you get hams.
APKicker85
I welcome all the ham.
BigPLLL
Bioshock vibes
mjcherbert
I once did some work in a telephone exchange originally build in the 30s with similar art-deco features ... it was quite the contrast between modern racks of server and comms kit on a suspended floor and ornate tiling and plaster detail ... plus a hefty amount of asbestos behind it all, very likely ...
Donaldbain
Built by Ivo Shandor.
APKicker85
PipWhipple
Don't cross streams! Or do? I'm not sure what the protocol is for radio...
Elkarlo77
It was a statement of money to build something like that. "We got Money for our Radio Transmitter, so we make it nice" Corporate Culture killed that with "cheapest possible". Today you putt some goldspray on stucco for 10 bucks putt it on the wall to look golden and "rich". (and in reality very cheap)
VodkaReindeer
Here I was thinking how cheap it would be to make it pretty like that today.
BrokenAnimal
We should make things that are pretty again.
Poppypoppoppop
"But there is no profits in that for us" -shitty companies making shitty houses at ridiculously expensive prices.
APKicker85
TrumpRapesAndEatsChildren0002
First we need to make room by removing a lot of ugliness
SarcasticComment
best we can do is ugly apartment buildings with 4 kinds of siding that no future generation will appreciate.
Noevilgifs
Its to try and mimic townhomes look without actually being townhomes
And it just misses the mark by the distance from here to the fukin moon
SarcasticComment
the real consequence is that it is an architectural style that is making every city look the same in a very unappealing way to the point I've seen a few articles ask "why travel if nowhere is going to pride itself on unique character?"
SarcasticComment
the real answer is that this is a cheap
/shit build that is the cookie cutter home for apartment building. As we shift to a nation of renters, this is becoming the common eye sore