De humani corporis fabrica ( Belgium, september 2015)

[prettypeculiar]

Not much to tell about this one. Apart from the fact that it could be only done legally and still, that permission was very hard to get. We are amongst the lucky few who managed to do so.

It was an old school for pathology and I named the set after the set of books on human anatomy written by Andreas Vesalius ( Belgian physician, and often referred to as the founder of modern human anatomy)

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[hamtagger]

Thats an amazing location! Well worth getting permission to see this!

Urbexbandoned will like this a lot

 

[Bonesout]

Image 1 is confusing first look, could be empty book cases who knows, then 'bang'. Along comes image 2 to explain it. Those two images are brilliant! Thanks so much!

 

[Urbexbandoned]

This is fantastic!! I love love love it! Permission or not, well worth seeing. I love how it's laid out and those windows are quite rare especially in pathology but as its anatomy too it could be why. Typically Windows would be high and few, artificial light was usually used to light the room and the high Windows usually to prevent people from seeing in. The architecture of the lecture room is amazing. I love everything about it. Fantastic Daphne

 

[skeleton key]

Thats really cool and love the look of the place

 

[The_Raw]

Liking that a lot

 

[Andy]

Amazing place and really nice pics!

 

[PROJ3CTM4YH3M]

This place is bloody epic! Well done on arranging your trip there