Hidden behind a small pine forest, on a deserted beach of Villa Argentina, stands the work now known as the Eagle's Nest or House of the Eagle, in the beginning called the Chimera. Was originally the place of refuge from the Italian businessman Natalio Michelizzi, pioneer of the spa. His project was conducted by Juan Torres in 1937 by artisanal means. The enormous eyes are the windows in the living room, from which the river is directly observed.
After the death of Michelizzi in 1957, the Eagle was abandoned for 20 years
In 2003 the residents of the area, downtown Atlantida and the Ministry of Tourism decided to rebuild and return it to the Municipality of Canelones which enabled him to public visitation.
16 Jan 03:13
enigmatic1
nice, but I wait for the girl to no be there more.
16 Jan 04:19
paul_harmon
Great image quality. The girl gives scale to the main subject.
16 Jan 04:19
paul_harmon
Great image quality. The girl gives scale to the main subject.
16 Jan 04:19
paul_harmon
Great image quality. The girl gives scale to the main subject.
16 Jan 04:19
paul_harmon
Great image quality. The girl gives scale to the main subject.
16 Jan 04:19
paul_harmon
Great image quality. The girl gives scale to the main subject.
16 Jan 06:55
zhaojisheng
I like this photo! Fot it is so clear, soft and smooth! Well done!
16 Jan 07:12
denfer
Nice shot Ricardo! I would love to see the inside of this building
16 Jan 07:42
dirk
I aways like pictures with a story. Striking architecture.
16 Jan 07:48
iversen
Hi! Thank's for sharing this wonderfull picture.
16 Jan 11:09
mau67
edificio bellissimo,avrei preferito vederlo più in primo piano!
16 Jan 12:48
risotto
Perfect process and like contrast small:large object.
16 Jan 15:55
daze420
Cool!
16 Jan 17:52
monaris
Superb. Agree with enigmatic.
16 Jan 18:28
ruhri
Original subject!
16 Jan 19:04
pecoreproduction
Superb processing and interesting subject Ricardo !!
16 Jan 19:32
trairao
Curiosa struttura,una bella iniziativa quella di recuperarla.
Hidden behind a small pine forest, on a deserted beach of Villa Argentina, stands the work now known as the Eagle's Nest or House of the Eagle, in the beginning called the Chimera. Was originally the place of refuge from the Italian businessman Natalio Michelizzi, pioneer of the spa. His project was conducted by Juan Torres in 1937 by artisanal means. The enormous eyes are the windows in the living room, from which the river is directly observed. After the death of Michelizzi in 1957, the Eagle was abandoned for 20 years In 2003 the residents of the area, downtown Atlantida and the Ministry of Tourism decided to rebuild and return it to the Municipality of Canelones which enabled him to public visitation.
nice, but I wait for the girl to no be there more.
Great image quality. The girl gives scale to the main subject.
Great image quality. The girl gives scale to the main subject.
Great image quality. The girl gives scale to the main subject.
Great image quality. The girl gives scale to the main subject.
Great image quality. The girl gives scale to the main subject.
I like this photo! Fot it is so clear, soft and smooth! Well done!
Nice shot Ricardo! I would love to see the inside of this building
I aways like pictures with a story. Striking architecture.
Hi! Thank's for sharing this wonderfull picture.
edificio bellissimo,avrei preferito vederlo più in primo piano!
Perfect process and like contrast small:large object.
Cool!
Superb. Agree with enigmatic.
Original subject!
Superb processing and interesting subject Ricardo !!
Curiosa struttura,una bella iniziativa quella di recuperarla.
Amazing building, I agree with denfer