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With great excitement and pride, here are this week's highlights from April 21 to 25, 2021:
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| @sahiba-rana | Sound & Architecture |
Just go on a valley or rocky mountains and shout loud, you will hear your voice back sometimes multiple times that's called echo! We all must have learnt about it in school but there's more to it than we know. Open spaces tends to revert back sound waves lesser than closed spaces. It's a proven fact and today I will be taking the architecture of Temples into account for this particular phenomena.
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| @juancar347 | Navalcarnero: the cave-restaurant of the Prince |
In its labyrinthine interior, from the spacious hall, decorated with interesting references to the rural environment, always metaphorical mirrors that invite the imagination to remember that eminently rural and peasant Spain, large rooms, ideal for baptisms, communions and even weddings, serve as an anteroom for access to lower floors, which, molded to the natural circumstances of the subsoil, take advantage of even the smallest nooks and crannies as an ideal space for reserved rooms, where two people can enjoy a meal or dinner in a purely private and obviously romantic environment.
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| @praditya | Penthouse Interior gig! |
Staircase leads to the terrace which starting from level one of penthouse. The handrails will be changed and a lounge chair will be added under the staircase on level one. The above collage had two pictures from level one and other two from level two. The long chandelier and wall art will be added which will be commissioned to one of my friend. That's the exciting part like I am working with my friends on this project on designing.
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| @luckylaica | "Have less and Enjoy more" My Simple Life in Cebu. |
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| @feiderman | One of my favorite architects, the great Le Corbusier / In spanish too |
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| @juecoree | Philippines' Longest Bridge: CCLEX is a modern expression of history |
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| @marcosmilano71 | [ENG] Minor Basilica Santa Capilla / [ESP] Basílica Menor Santa Capilla |
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| @bonzopoe | Architecture and Urbanism: Is architecture owned by everyone or by whoever designs it? |
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| @barski | Architecture + Design: Odessa Opera and Ballet Theater |
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| @juecoree | Ancient buildings carve from stone |
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| @sorprendente | Urbanism: Development or ecological damage? La Colonia Tovar-Venezuela [PHOTOS] // Urbanismo: ¿Desarrollo o daño ecológico? La Colonia Tovar-Venezuela [FOTOS] |
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| @marcosmilano71 | [ENG] Chacao Municipality and some of its buildings. / [ESP] Municipio Chacao y algunas de sus edificaciones. |
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