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The Palace Of Saint Augustine And The Civic Citadel At Night

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Update: The Palace Of Saint Augustine And Clock Tower (Zenhofsviertel City).

Hey there,I would like to share a update with you guys after recently completing this Citadel,the Palace Of Saint Augustine And Clock Tower.The Saint Augustine Palace was build alongside the Saint Peters Civic Citadel back in the 1600's to house many major government departments.Among the main projects in the Citadel is The Palace Of Saint Augustine And Clock Tower,build in the year 1688,it is the second largest building in the complex after the St.Peters Dom,located infront of it across Parliament Street.The construction began about 15 years later,due to the government which they seeks more office expansion due to the lack of space in the Three Spires Building,plus the Three Spires Building is designed in only a single phased construction plan.

A plan was introduced by a local developer,which includes a Parliament Meeting Hall,a Educational Center and a Clock Tower.The plan was approved by the government and construction began in 1670.The first phase,which is the Parliament Meeting Hall,is completed in 1688 and after a year later,the government begin plans in expanding this complex to its second phase,by building the Clock Tower.The construction of the complex was fully completed in 1700,and its one of the oldest buildings in the country.Today,it is being used as a Secretariat Headquarters Building by the United World Journals Alliance,when it was inagurated in 2008.The whole Civic Citadel Complex is being preserved as a Educational And Historical Structure (EAHS) by the Education,Communications And Cultural Department (AECCO) of the United World Journals Alliance.

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The Three Spires along with the St.Augustine Palace in the Civic Citadel.

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The Parliament by a close view from front.

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The Parliament by the side view,and the Walls Of The Citadel,separating it from the Financial District Of Zenhofsviertel City.

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The Parliament's main entrance,along the Hatton Gardens.

Night pictures of the citadel.

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Thats all for this update!!,stay tuned for the next one my friends 4.gif

Comments and reviews appreciated!!

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Stunning Victor - extremely beautiful - the night pics of the are awesome.  The Parliament building looks palacial. By the way, what is the name of the building on the upper left corner for you pic showing the main entrance to Parliament (along Hatton Gardens) - it kinda caught my eye...  Beautiful though... my cities are concrete jungles but yours...wow... :)

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