The ubiquitous Quonset Hut was developed by the US Navy during World War II to fill their need for lightweight portable multipurpose buildings that could be moved anywhere and assembled quickly with unskilled labor. 150,000 plus were built during the war and many of the sold to the public after the war. They seem to be everywhere in a multitude of uses.
An almost hidden hut just off the Riverwalk in San Antonio. I think it used to be a dance hall but am not sure.
A storage building in Flandreau, South Dakota.
Wow, that’s a q word I have not heard before. Well done.
Neat, I wish I had one!
The Quonset hut is possibly the most efficient structure ever conceived by the military. I don’t know how you found that one, hidden in the undergrowth, in San Antonio. Actually I am surprised there is that much green vegetation in San Antonio. Must have been spring time. Have a blessed week.
Are they all making from metals?
So interesting! That is how in my dreams my studio would look like – and I see you can this would be “mobile” that would be hard in the Los Angeles basin though (where I lived when I had this dream!)
very practical
I imagine if they could talk, we would hear extraordinary things
Have a heartwarming en splendid ABC-Wednes-day / -week
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