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A Colorful Demolition: The Abandoned Interiors of Ghent’s Rabot Towers Revealed | ArchDaily

Posted on June 4, 2014 by admin

Beautiful use of colour in a derelict building in Belgium.

A Colorful Demolition: The Abandoned Interiors of Ghent’s Rabot Towers Revealed | ArchDaily.

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