The best set of links for modern and industrial archaeology on the Internet leads you into outstanding and sublimely beautiful must-see website:
The Photographic Journey of Phillip Buehler
The
Modern Ruins Project
Shaun O'Boyle's
collections of outstanding photographs of New England Area
ruins.
StahlArt
Aachen based Harold Finster's outstanding and large collection of
European Ruins from Germany, Belgium, France, and Britain.
Spaces of Dereliction: Industrial Ruins in the UK
"This website is dedicated to the
celebration of industrial ruins. These are not the
romantic ruins of the countryside and classical Rome.
They are messy, dirty and decaying."
DeadMalls.com
The name says it all. A very haunting
contemporary ruins site.\
Industrial ArtA
terrific site by Belgian Henk van Rensbergen displays some
fabulous ruins in Belgium, Havana and Hungary. Who says
Americans have the corner on the historical destruction market.
Tour
the fabulous ruins of the old west through the eyes of Japanese
photographer, Akio Ohki. Outstanding photography in
this prodigious and artful site.
The
ruins in St. Louis are featured in this excellent website
that has grown in depth and quality to a tell a bittersweet
story of St. Louis that Detroiters will sympathize with. Creator
Rob Powers says he was inspired by this site.
"The zine about going
places you're not supposed to go" proclaims this cool
site. Infiltration offers a mix of the practice and theory
of urban exploration in areas not designed for public usage
-- like abandoned buildings, drains and catacombs, transit
tunnels and more...
Ohio Trespassers
Jay and Amy's interesting and growing collection of urban ruin explorations in Ohio.
Media Reviews
WJR Interview: Podcast
[INTERVIEW STARTS AROUND
MINUTE 3]
by Foster Braun
Internet Advisor Show WJR Radio Detroit
2005
