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    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers manages building renovation projects at the Baumholder Military Community [Image 6 of 8]

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    A construction or safety inspector wearing an orange high-visibility vest labeled 'Europe District' and a white hard hat walks through a corridor undergoing renovation or construction work. The hallway shows exposed pipes, cables, and partially stripped ceiling elements, indicating active construction. The tiled walls and visible utility infrastructure suggest this is likely a commercial or institutional building under refurbishment.

    BAUMHOLDER, RHEINLAND-PFALZ, GERMANY

    04.22.2021

    Photo by Christopher Gardner 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District

    Baumholder Project Office Lead Chris Hood of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District walks through the interior of the ongoing barracks renovation work on the Smith Barracks portion of the Baumholder Military Community on April 22, 2021. The building is one of two barracks currently being renovated as part of efforts to ensure enough high quality barracks facilities are available to accommodate the expected growth at Baumholder over the coming years. (U.S. Army photo by Chris Gardner)

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    Date Taken: 04.22.2021
    Date Posted: 04.27.2021 03:34
    Photo ID: 6617599
    VIRIN: 210422-A-WZ074-036
    Resolution: 6016x4016
    Size: 14.79 MB
    Location: BAUMHOLDER, RHEINLAND-PFALZ, DE
    Web Views: 74
    Downloads: 6

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    A two-story olive-green stucco building serving as a US Army Corps of Engineers Europe District Project Office, located at address 8782 Rohrbacher Weg. The building appears to be a repurposed European-style residential structure converted into a military administrative office. The exterior is well-maintained with multiple windows, a white entry door, and an official signage display with the Corps of Engineers castle logo.
    A construction or renovation site showing a multi-story building covered in scaffolding, with exposed brick and stonework visible on the facade. A worker wearing an orange high-visibility vest and white hard hat is observing the site from the foreground. Construction materials including timber planks, sand, and debris are scattered at ground level.
    A construction or renovation site showing a large interior space with exposed ceiling infrastructure, dangling wires, and stripped surfaces. A worker wearing an orange high-visibility vest and white hard hat is observing the space from the right foreground. The room appears to be in an active gut-renovation phase with construction materials and tools scattered across the floor.
    An interior construction or renovation site is shown, with a worker in an orange high-visibility vest and white hard hat walking through the space. The ceiling is partially open, revealing metal framing, conduits, and exposed wiring. In the background, another worker is visible on a ladder performing overhead work.
    A street construction or utility work site is underway in what appears to be a European residential area. A Volvo wheeled excavator (model EW150E) is actively operating on the road while workers in high-visibility gear supervise and assist. The scene is set on a clear sunny day with residential buildings and bare trees visible in the background.
    A construction or safety inspector wearing an orange high-visibility vest labeled 'Europe District' and a white hard hat walks through a corridor undergoing renovation or construction work. The hallway shows exposed pipes, cables, and partially stripped ceiling elements, indicating active construction. The tiled walls and visible utility infrastructure suggest this is likely a commercial or institutional building under refurbishment.
    An active construction site adjacent to a multi-story building with a slate roof, photographed from an elevated vantage point. Multiple pieces of heavy machinery, including Volvo excavators and a wheeled loader, are engaged in excavation work near the building's perimeter. Workers in high-visibility safety gear are present, and temporary fencing with a STOP sign controls site access.
    A construction/renovation site at Smith Barracks in Baumholder, Germany, managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers, Europe. The project involves renovating Buildings 8225/8226, with a project start date of 30-11-2020. A prominent safety sign and contractor signage (KLEBL) are visible in the foreground.

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