Antenna

4 photos · 2007–2024

4 photographs tagged Antenna, 2007–2024.

Related: Communication Antenna Communication Tower De Pere Downtown Minneapolis Green Bay IDS Center
Restaurante El Panorama building stands on a hillside in Puerto Vallarta with a communications tower rising behind it.
Restaurante El Panorama stands on a hillside in Puerto Vallarta’s Zona Romántica beneath a tall communications tower. The restaurant occupies a multi-story building above surrounding residential and commercial structures on the slope.

Hillside Communications Tower Above Puerto Vallarta’s Zona Romántica

Antennas on to of tall high rise in Minneapolis
The IDS Center rises into the evening light in downtown Minneapolis, its rooftop antennas silhouetted against a soft autumn sky. Designed by Philip Johnson and John Burgee and completed in 1972, the 792-foot tower remains the tallest building in Minnesota. The dark mechanical crown houses HVAC systems and broadcast transmitters, while the curtain wall’s reflective glass panels catch the last warm tones of sunset alongside the adjacent RBC Gateway Tower.

Antennas on top of the IDS Center in Minneapolis

Radio and TV towers on Video Lane in De Pere, Wisconsin, illuminated by red warning lights in the foggy night.
Radio and television towers stand tall on Video Lane in De Pere, Wisconsin, their red warning lights piercing the foggy night. These structures are essential for broadcasting signals across the Green Bay area, serving as critical communication infrastructure. The presence of multiple towers in this location highlights its historical importance as a hub for media transmission in the region. Their functional purpose continues today, facilitating the distribution of radio and television programming to a wide audience.

Radio and TV Towers on Video Lane, De Pere, Wisconsin at Night

Communications antenna and lattice tower atop Millie Hill Scenic Lookout in Iron Mountain, Michigan.
Millie Hill Scenic Lookout sits atop a former mining site in Iron Mountain, Michigan, on the Upper Peninsula. The lookout tower carries a directional antenna array used for wireless communication, mounted on a steel lattice mast anchored by guy wires. Iron Mountain's iron-mining history dates to the 1880s, when the Millie Mine and other pits drove the local economy before operations wound down in the mid-20th century. The hill now serves as a public overlook with views across the surrounding forested terrain.

Communications Tower, Millie Hill Lookout, Iron Mountain

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