Enric Miralles & Benedetta Tagliabue EMBT. Hamburgplan: M+T, ASP, BHL, WTM, M+O mixed-use development. Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas housing, office

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1 Hamburg Projects 28 Created 04-Oct-16 By Anna Als Nielsen, Copenhagen, Denmark East Hamburg Jordan Mozer hotel, restaurant Philharmonic Hall Pavilion Harbour Cube DOCK 4 H2O Am Sandtorkai 56 Am Kaiserkai 1 Am Kaiserkai Am Kaiserkai Schenk und Waiblinger Architekten housing, office, restaurant HafenCity Public Space 14 Hamburg Music School 15 HafenCity Masterplan 16 Alsterfleet Housing 17 Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas housing, office 8 Chile Haus 18 Fritz Höger office 9 Glass pavilion restaurant 19 André Poitiers pavilion, restaurant 10 Dock Spengler Wiescholek Architekten office 11 Friedrich & Partner housing Hamburgplan: M+T, ASP, BHL, WTM, M+O mixed-use development NPS Tchoban Voss housing, office, restaurant 6 APB Architekten BDA apartment, housing, office 13 Enric Miralles & Benedetta Tagliabue EMBT education Jan Störmer Partner office, restaurant 5 Spengler Wiescholek Architekten housing Am Sandtorkai 54 Dockland Office Building Enric Miralles & Benedetta Tagliabue EMBT promenade, square ASP Architekten apartment, housing 4 Marc-Olivier Mathez housing BRT Architekten office, restaurant Studio Andreas Heller information centre, pavilion 3 Elbphilharmonie 21 Herzog and De Meuron culture, hotel, music theatre 12 Office Boat 22 Format 21 boat house, office 1

2 Unilever Haus Behnisch Architekten office, spa International Maritime Museum Spiegel HQ 24 Magdeburger hafen and Uberseequartier BETH GALI arquitectes boulevard, mixed-use development, promenade Ecumenical Forum HafenCity 27 HafenCity University 28 Code unique Architekten university 25 Henning Larsen office Wandel Hoefer Lorch Architekten chapel, housing, religion MRLV Architekten museum 23 Multi-Storey Parking Garage 29 Von Gerkan, Marg und Partner (GMP) garage 26 Am Kaiserkai Marc-Olivier Mathez housing, office 2

3 photo: Doug Snower photo: Doug Snower East Hamburg Simon-von-Utrecht Strasse Hamburg Housed in a former iron foundry, in close proximity to the world-renowned Reeperbahn, the East aims to introduce the perfect match between gastronomy, hospitality and nightlife, all organized in a donut-like plan around a three storey high restaurant with 28-foot tall doors opening onto a courtyard According to the architect, the design was inspired by the old foundry and the forms of the cast iron objects produced there, by the alloy of contemporary Eastern and Western cultures, by the memory fragments of surreal first-trips to Asia and by a deep appreciation for the Eastern recognition of a spiritual essence in nature Four gigantic pillars tower from the ground to the top floor of the former factory hall, while parts of the original foundation in exposed brick have been dramatically lit, serving as unusual divisions in the restaurant area photo: Doug Snower Jordan Mozer East Hotel Hamburg MI_MOA 3

4 photo: Hania Danilow Philharmonic Hall Pavilion Großer Grasbrook 10 The Hamburg Philharmonic Hall Pavilion stands on HafenCity's central plaza, Magellanterrassen, with a direct view of the building site The Pavilion was designed by Studio Andreas Heller Here, the citizens of Hamburg and tourists from all over the world will find interesting information and insights into Hamburg Philharmonic Hall, in English as well as German With its interesting exhibition items, films and information boards, the Pavilion explains the history of the location, the architecture and the use of the building on the one hand and on the other introduces the musical tradition behind Hamburg Philharmonic Hall, the musical experience and the program The exhibition is open from 9 am through 8 pm, admission is freethe Pavilion is crowned by the 1:10 model of the Large Auditorium, which conveys a fascinating spatial impression of its unique concept The model can be inspected as part of guided tours 2008 Studio Andreas Heller ReGe Hamburg Projekt pkrajewski_pl The exhibition is open from 9 am through 8 pm, admission is free 4

5 Harbour Cube Am Sandtorkai 58 age=projekte_detail&show=projekte&item=15 Hamburg architect Marc-Olivier Mathez has grouped the 20 apartments in the 'Harbour Cube' around an expansive, sun-drenched atrium, which begins on the second floor and is covered by a large glass roof top The atrium also opens directly onto a south-facing private 'deck', to which all residents have direct access from their apartments The residential units are integrated with the outdoors via bay windows and conservatories The first above-ground level has space for service-sector businesses Project is not public! m² Marc-Olivier Mathez ARGE Sandtorkai GbR pkrajewski_pl 5

6 photo: Nazar Leskiw DOCK 4 Am Sandtorkai 62 age=projekte_detail&show=projekte&item=14 Built for Bau-Vereins zu Hamburg AG, the building comprises 18 apartments plus office space for service-sector companies In a unique design feature, the building's two uses are divided along a vertical axis, with the residential component on the south side overlooking the water, and the office component on the north side overlooking the historic Speicherstadt warehouse district Project is not public! m² ASP Architekten Bau-Verein zu Hamburg AG pkrajewski_pl 6

7 photo: Nazar Leskiw H2O Am Sandtorkai 64 age=projekte_detail&show=projekte&item=17 The two building uses, residential accommodation and space for service-sector businesses, are clearly distinguishable in the façade design The office cube will feature a high-tech floor-to-ceiling window front, whereas the residential wings will have a brick-red façade that is punctuated by windows The apartment floor plans are very flexible in that the apartments are configured so that smaller units can be combined with others on the same or adjoining levels to create larger spaces Another key attraction of the apartments: spacious conservatories, where residents can relax and enjoy the spectacle of the historic ships and sailing boats moored in the Sandtorhafen harbour basin below Project is not public! m² Spengler Wiescholek Architekten pkrajewski_pl 7

8 Am Sandtorkai 54 AM SANDTORKAI 54 The building marks the entrance to the Am Sandtorkai quarter Hamburg architect Jan Störmer has designed a modern building that totally harmonises with its traditional local surroundings Punctuated by windows, the structure's north-facing closed façade is reminiscent of the historic Speicherstadt warehouse buildings it overlooks In all other respects the building embraces the water of the Sandtorhafen harbour, its expansive glass frontage affording clear views of the historic ships below Sited directly adjacent to the Magellan Terraces, the building is also a prime location for outdoor dining HafenCity's first restaurant, the Chilli Club, opened here on 14 July 2005 (text from m² Jan Störmer Partner Bayern-Versicherung, Lebensversicherung AG pkrajewski_pl 8

9 Am Sandtorkai 56 Am Sandtorkai 56 Two distinct blocks, separated cleanly by a shining, translucent centre: the building is evocative of Hamburg's many inner city canals - a renowned, historic feature of 's largest port city A central glass hall connects the structure's two blocks, providing a thematic break and spectacular views of Hamburg's historic Speicherstadt warehouse district as well as the vintage vessels and museum ships moored in the Sandtorhafen harbour basin below Project is not public! m² APB Architekten BDA DDS Unternehmen für Eigenheim-und Wohnungsbau GmbH pkrajewski_pl 9

10 photo: Nazar Leskiw Am Kaiserkai 1 Am Kaiserkai 1 age=projekte_detail&show=projekte&item=8 The project, which is one of the HafenCity district's more high-profile office buildings, is striking in design yet harmonises with the urban design elements of its surroundings The building has a restaurant on its southern flank, offering sweeping views of the Glasbrookhafen marina, as well as a coffee shop on the Dalmannkai quay side, providing the quarter with additional attractive spaces to relax and enjoy Hamburg at its best (text from HafenCity Hamburg) Public access unknown! m² NPS Tchoban Voss ING RE Kaiserkai GmbH & Co KG pkrajewski_pl 10

11 photo: Nazar Leskiw Am Kaiserkai 3-7 Am Kaiserkai age=projekte_detail&show=projekte&item=23 Hamburg cooperative building association Bergedorf-Bille erected a building complex on Dalmannkai's south side offering 42 high quality rental apartments The Hamburg-based architectural firm of Prof Jörg Friedrich and Partner has been responsible for the design of the two stand-alone buildings The buildings feature transparent and elegant façades, and movable wood panels protect against the sun and the wind The apartments are flooded with light; some have been designed as gallery apartments and occupy two levels Splendid views of the Marco Polo Terraces and the future marina can be had even from the stairways that are filled with natural light The apartments have been occupied since the summer of 2006 (text from HafenCity Hamburg) Project is not public! 2008 Friedrich & Partner Baugenossenschaft Bergedorf-Bille eg pkrajewski_pl 11

12 Am Kaiserkai Am Kaiserkai age=projekte_detail&show=projekte&item=34 The residential building, which was developed by Deutsche Immobilien Projektentwicklungs-und Baubetreuungsgesellschaft mbh, features an open architectural style and unrivalled views of the Elbe River It comprises 6000 square meters (64583 sq ft) of gross floor space and houses a number of attractive rental apartments and ownership apartments (condominiums) ranging in configuration from 25 to 45 rooms One of the main selling points is that individual apartment modules can be combined to form larger units as per the wishes of the individual tenants and owners The ground level floor has scope for two-level incorporated townhouses with private access (text from HafenCity Hamburg) Project is not public! m² Main designer, Schenk und Waiblinger Architekten Bieling und Bieling Architekten Wacker Zeiger Architekten Deutsche Immobilien Projektentwicklungs-und Baubetreuungsgesellschaft mbh pkrajewski_pl 12

13 Dockland Office Building Van-der-Smissen-Straße Hamburg At the end of Edgar-Engelhard-Kai, between the northern Elbe and the Fischereihafen, the Dockland Office Building stands like a gateway to the city of Hamburg The 'prow' of the ship-like building cantilevering for almost 40 metres, is a dynamic addition to the 'stern' of the neighbouring ferry terminal The building, supported by a steel-framed construction, contains approximately 9000 square metres of office space The depth of the building makes it possible to locate communication areas such as kitchens or conference rooms as well as archive areas and print rooms within the central zone of the building The large, open areas with freely positioned installations create a generous working atmosphere The users can savour the spectacular panoramic views over the harbour through the glazed façades (text from architect's website) m² BRT Architekten Robert Vogel GmbH & Co KG, Hamburg pkrajewski_pl 13

14 HafenCity Public Space Grosser Grasbrook 1 The new profile of the land has been studied thinking of human needs, so that people can feel relaxed here The new urban planning brings the public in a fluid movement from the new housing blocks down to the water, making for everyone's enjoyment a new artificial landscape that is inhabited by natural elements: water and plants People can find water and trees on every level of the public space Water level (0,00): special floating elements provide the presence of greenery and trees at the water level Water is visible from the borders and through holes, to create a pond like effect Low promenade level (4,50): this level is mainly for pedestrians, and will host small café's thereby creating a relaxed promenade This level will be flooded only on exceptionally bad weather days, on an average of twice or three times a year Street level (7, 50): pedestrian and playing areas, also at street level, separating heavy traffic from pedestrians (text from architect's website) 2008 Landscape architect Enric Miralles & Benedetta Tagliabue EMBT Hafencity Hamburg GmbH pkrajewski_pl 14

15 Hamburg Music School Mittelweg Hamburg This school is divided into two main parts; a public area (coffee area, lecture rooms, etc) and the private area (classrooms, administration area), which are connected by a common entrance, that can also be used separately The café opens to the yard and a 'park' The teachers room can be connected to this café For functional and acoustical reasons, the classrooms are separated from the administration area on different floors The administrative area is situated on the ground floor, with areas for information and public relations found close to the main entrance The classrooms are on the first and second floor, in front of them there is a waiting zone 'between' the trees A construction of a series of ramps and different staircases leads from the entrance hall to the auditorium on the first floorthis link from the entrance to the second floor allows for a ceromonious procession for guests and serves as the backdrop for public addresses Public access unknown! 1997 Enric Miralles & Benedetta Tagliabue EMBT pkrajewski_pl 15

16 photo: HafenCity HafenCity Masterplan HafenCity HafenCity's development initiated by the City of Hamburg is setting new standards at least on a European scale: a new 157 hectare city centre district is being created to accommodate a mix of office and residential use, retail, restaurants as well as cultural and leisure facilities But the HafenCity project is not unique solely because of its size It differs from similar urban development projects in that the area is centrally located within Hamburg's city centre and that its quality standard is reflected in its fine-grained mix of uses, exquisite liveliness and innovative development process In addition, it is distinguished by the high quality of its architecture and open space design and its multi-faceted references to the water (text from m² Main designer, Urban planner Urban planner Urban planner Hamburgplan: M+T, ASP, BHL, WTM, M+O ASTOC KCAP s & Planners HafenCity Hamburg GmbH pkrajewski_pl 16

17 Alsterfleet Housing Admiralitätstrasse Hamburg The whole complex is clearly linked to its position in the urban context of the city and the Alster, an important historical path from the Jungfernstieg, to the harbour The passage also forms the link between the office complex and the residential buildings along the Alster The pedestrian fluxes have been guided along the city across generous arcades, always keeping a close contact to the water The public areas between the building elements have been alternatively developed as green landscape areas The office building in the northern part is articulated with a closed volume at the building's head and gets framed by equivalent office buildings in the east and the west The office units are oriented to the side of the harbour and the city so that it is possible for all of them to be exposed with natural light and supplied with fresh air (text from architect's website) Public access unknown! 2002 Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas Quantum Immobilien AG Hanseatische Projektierungsgesellschaft mbh pkrajewski_pl 17

18 photo: Naomi Schiphorst photo: Naomi Schiphorst Chile Haus Fischertwiete Hamburg This enormous Brick Expressionist building spans a street, the Fischertwiete The building is famed for its top, which is reminiscent of a ship's prow, and the façades, which meet at a very sharp angle at the corner of the Pumpen and Niedernstrasse The best view of the building is from the east Because of the accentuated vertical elements and the recessed upper stories, as well as the curved façade on the Pumpen street, the building has, despite its enormous size, a touch of lightness It was commissioned by the shipping magnate Henry B Sloman, who made his fortune trading saltpeter from Chile, hence the name Chile House The location's close vicinity to the Elbe river necessitated a specially sealed cellar, and heating equipment was constructed in a caisson that can float within the building, so the equipment can't be damaged in the event of flooding 1924 Fritz Höger Henry B Sloman Naomi photo: Naomi Schiphorst 18

19 photo: Naomi Schiphorst photo: Naomi Schiphorst Glass pavilion restaurant Jungfernstieg Hamburg The DOC Italian restaurant is located in a glass cube pavilion, next to the Binnenalster with magnificent lake views Downstairs a bar, upstairs the restaurant The architecture of this glass gastronomic goodie is a bit controversial From the outside the glass pavilion looks like an ice cube, from the inside all prejudices melt, since the interior is anything but cool Great food On the ground floor lies a Hapag Lloyd travel agency m² André Poitiers Naomi photo: Kees van Dijk Daily from 12:00-23:00 info@doc-restaurantde Take the subway to Jungfernstieg, lines U1, U2, S1, S2 and S3 19

20 photo: Naomi Schiphorst photo: Naomi Schiphorst Dock 47 Pinnasberg Hamburg An idiosyncratic solitaire was planned as a functional office building for a property in St Paulu with great demands in terms of the urban development integration into the surroundings The object character of the building was achieved with only a few changes: the building module follows the specifications of the development plan, but its outer walls deviate from the vertical on two sides in that they lean outwards 2004 Spengler Wiescholek Architekten Naomi photo: Naomi Schiphorst 20

21 photo: Thies Raetzke photo: Maxim Schulz Elbphilharmonie Platz der Deutschen Einheit On the banks of the river Elbe in Hamburg s HafenCity has arised Hamburg s new cultural landmark: the Elbphilharmonie The interplay between the archaic appearance of the former warehouse known as the Kaispeicher A and the bold curve of the dazzling glass corpus is the architectural calling card of the Elbphilharmonie The building complex will, in addition to three concert halls, encompass a hotel, 45 private apartments, and the publicly accessible Plaza, where old and new conjoin in an exciting synthesis and the visitors are treated to a unique 360 panoramic view of the city from a height of 37 m The centrepiece of the Elbphilharmonie is also one of the most exciting structural challenges in Europe at the moment: A world-class concert hall at a height of 50 m with seating for 2,100, which is decoupled from the rest of the building for soundproofing reasons The Elbphilharmonie is the perfect symbiosis of architecture and music at a unique site within the historic city port photo: Maxim Schulz m² Contractor Herzog and De Meuron Adamanta Grundstücks-Vermietungsgesellschaf t Hochtief Solutions AG Nagata Acoustics Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg, ; represented by ReGe Hamburg Project-Realisierungsgesellschaft Contractor Acoustics consultant MI_MOA By underground, bus or ferry: Underground line U3: Baumwall, Underground line U4: Überseequartier, Bus 111: Am Kaiserkai (Elbphilharmonie), Bus 6: Auf dem Sande, Ferry 72 (from Landungsbrücken pier): Elbphilharmonie By car: There is limited parking available in the Elbphilharmonie and the HafenCity Speicherstadt multistorey car park: Am Sandtorkai 6, Überseequartier underground car park: Überseeallee 3, Elbphilharmonie multistorey car park: Platz der Deutschen Einheit (accepts cash only) 21

22 photo: Frankss photo: Frankss Office Boat Uferstrasse 8e Hamburg The two-story houseboat in Eilbek channel was designed by two architecture students as an office for an architect and house boat specialist The main feature was the shape of the boat, which was crucial for the choice of materials: only non-treated materials, such as oak rough sawn for flooring and natural aluminium for the façade They will over time change the appearance of the boat The deconstructive language also leads to the fact that with the exception of the floors almost no part of the boat is a flat or vertical surface photo: Frankss Project is not public! Main designer, Format 21 Baubüro Eins Thorsten Freier Franks The boat is situated along the Eilbekkanal between the Wagnerstraße and the Richardstraße From the metrostation (U Bahn) Hamburger Straße it's a 350 m walk in south eastern direction, following the Wagnerstraße 22

23 Unilever Haus Strandkai 1 mburgopensforbusinessaspx The new Unilever headquarter building for, Austria and Switzerland is located in HafenCity Here Unilever's new building opens itself up to the city and its inhabitants The central element and heart of the design is the atrium, flooded by daylight which, on the ground floor, gives passers-by the opportunity to get to know the company better while browsing in the shop stocked with Unilever products, sitting in the café or relaxing in the spa The atrium is also the central location for people to meet and communicate Vibrant and communicative interaction evolves, thereby fostering a feeling of togetherness among the employees The workplace is no longer a separate department The building itself reinforces the identity of the company At the centre of the atrium is a glass elevator, in addition to a stairway that leads to Unilever's reception area on the second floor Main designer, Landscape architect Behnisch Architekten Enric Miralles & Benedetta Tagliabue EMBT Services engineer HKP Ingenieure GmbH Building physics consultant Horstmann + Berger Lighting designer Licht01 Lighting Design Roof & facade consultant Prof Michael Lange Ingenieurgesellschaft mbh Structural engineer Weber Poll Supplier GIRA Hochtief Projektentwicklung GmbH m² The building has a Dove Spa (Mon - Sat: ), a Langnese Ice Café (Mon - Fri: and Sat - Sun: ) and a Unilever shop to showcase their products to the public During these times, the atrium can be visited as well Franks Unilever is near the end of the most southern peninsula of HafenCity 23

24 photo: Nazar Leskiw photo: Nazar Leskiw International Maritime Museum Koreastraße 1 An overarching role in the neighborhood is played by the three major cultural institutions in HafenCity: one of the cultural landmarks, the International Maritime Museum Hamburg, opened its doors in the summer of 2008 It took up residence in Kaispeicher B, a warehouse dating from 1879 (architects: Wilhelm Emil Meerwein, Bernhard Hanssen); it is actually the oldest warehouse in HafenCity and the Speicherstadt From the summer of 2005, architect Mirjana Markovic had extensively renovated the warehouse at Elbtorquartier, converting it into a museum but leaving its characteristic architecture intact A small mall, accommodating a museum shop, a restaurant and a bistro, now runs through the ground floor The Museumsbrücke bridge leads directly from the Speicherstadt into this passageway m² Main designer, MRLV Architekten Bernhard Hanssen Wilhelm Emil Meerwein Nazar photo: Nazar Leskiw Tue - Sun: h Mon: closed 24

25 Spiegel HQ Brooktorkai Der Spiegel Headquarters is a 50,000 square-meter project comprised of two buildings: one for Der Spiegel and another, the Ericus-building, for other offices With its clearly readable figure each building has a reserved yet characteristic expression that provides a special significance in relation to creating identity for all the surrounding public spaces The Ericus-building will be essential for the completion of the large park space Spiegel will become the gateway to Hafencity seen from the main station and Brooktorkai The two buildings are designed as large U-forms that embrace the urban space they are directed towards They form two plazas: an arrival plaza for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers towards Brooktorkai and an open public plaza, which has a direct connection to the waterfront promenade The buildings has been nominated for a gold medal in HafenCity, which is new certification that recognizes the development of sustainable buildings in m² Henning Larsen Robert Vogel GmbH & Co Kommanditgesellschaft og ABG Baubetreuungsgesellschaft mbh & Co KG dirkverwoerd 25

26 photo: Beth Gali Arquitectes photo: Beth Gali Arquitectes Magdeburger hafen and Uberseequartier Osakaallee Hamburg The HafenCity covers an area of 157 ha and is so increasing the size of the city's center by 40% This is making it one of the most prominent inner-city development projects in the world Between the historic Speicherstadt and the river Elbe a new city with a cosmopolitan mix of residential units, service businesses, culture, leisure, tourism and commerce is being created, maintaining the typical structures of a port The Magdeburger Hafen/Überseequartier form the central part of HafenCity, where the area of water is incorporated into the city's promenades and squares, accentuating that proximity of land and water, the level of the historical harbour and the one of the new flood-save city are linked by smooth ramps and stairs considering different sensations of speed discovering the area Uses and situations are joined through a common material forming a continuous urban space conjunct, understandable for the user photo: Beth Gali Arquitectes m², Landscape architect, Urban planner BETH GALI arquitectes BethGaliBBGGarchitectes HafenCity Hamburg GmbH & Ueberseequartier BeteiligungsGmbH 26

27 photo: Nazar Leskiw photo: Nazar Leskiw Ecumenical Forum HafenCity Shanghaiallee 12 The Ecumenical Forum is a sacred and a residential and office building The only chapel in the HafenCity had been created from the association of 19 Christian denominations The Forum combines two different building typologies: The town house with its perimeter block development incorporated in the urban context and the sacred building with sculptural embossment setting urban accents photo: Courtesy of Wandel Hoefer + Lorch 2012 Wandel Hoefer Lorch Architekten Nazar Ecumenical Chapel Open daily from 1000 am to 630 pm Daily prayers, to breath and exhale: Monday, Wednesday & Friday: pm Tuesday & Thursday: pm Large event hall : Mo to Fr 11 am - 6 pm Sa 1-6 pm (Winter) Sunday restday U4 HafenCity Universität stop U1 Meßberg stop Bus 111 Shanghaiallee stop Metrobus 6, St Annen stop 27

28 photo: NordNordWest HafenCity University Überseeallee 16 HafenCity University consists of two connected with a hall buildings with 5 and 6 floors with underground parking, canteen, cafeteria, library, seminar and study rooms, laboratories and workshops Foyer and hallway areas can be used as flexible expansion areas for exhibitions photo: Nazar Leskiw 2014 Code unique Architekten Nazar 28

29 photo: Christoph Gebler Multi-Storey Parking Garage Am Sandtorkai 6 A new masonry façade, which corresponds to the altered storey heights and the interior structure of the multi-storey car park, replaces the original street and canal façades Nevertheless in terms of eaves height and façade structure it recreates the characteristic aspects of the former Warehouse Block O with hatches and rope-winch porches Masonry grilles - either recessed or flush with the façade surface - were designed to replace the former ventilation openings of the warehouse and to ensure the natural cross-ventilation of the open car park decks Roofings, including the rope-winch porches, verge and eaves flashings as well as falls are made of copper sheeting matching the bricks' different shades of red The indirect illumination of the park decks via flood-lit ceilings does not impair the lighting scheme of the "Speicherstadt" photo: Christoph Gebler m² Von Gerkan, Marg und Partner (GMP) Nazar 29

30 photo: Nazar Leskiw photo: Nazar Leskiw Am Kaiserkai 4-8 Am Kaiserkai Hamburg The buildings have been designed by two architects: Marc-Olivier Mathez and Mevius Mörker Particularly appealing is a deck, which connects the two houses at the height of the first floor together m² Main designer, Marc-Olivier Mathez Mevius Mörker Architekten Nazar photo: Nazar Leskiw 30