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For this week's report, we're truly delighted to present to you our 47th Edition where our top 3 publications highlight a fabulous church from Venezuela, a shopping center also from Venezuela, and another magnificent edifice of religious importance from Belarus.
Don't forget to also check out our "Runner-Up" entries for their remarkable contributions.
Our Champions for the Week:
(from November 8 - 14, 2021)
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| @besamu | [ENG]The Church "Our Lady of Chiquinquirá" the biggest church in Caracas[ESP] La Iglesia “Nuestra Señora de Chiquinquirá” la mas grande de Caracas |
The grandiose Catholic church of Nuestra Señora de Chiquinquirá, built between 1942 and 1958 in the La Florida urbanization, in the city of Caracas, Venezuela, was built in a neo-Romanesque style with a maximum height of its bell tower of 47 meters. It was inaugurated in principle in 1957, although after undergoing certain modifications, such as the expansion of the main nave and the construction of the bell tower, it was re-inaugurated in 1959.
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| @marcosmilano71 | 🏢 🛒 [ENG] El Marqués, beautiful place to visit / 🏢 🛒 [ESP] El Marqués, bello lugar para visitar |
The Unicentro El Marqués Shopping Center is a strong brutalist structure, with wide ventilated corridors and plenty of natural light, very comfortable for walking, ideal to visit alone, as a couple or with the family, it has large parking lots, some are outdoors and others roofed. This Shopping Center has undergone some modifications throughout its history that have contributed to its expansion, in addition, it is totally closed, 360 ° of bars and with private security posts, which makes it a very safe place. It has a huge supermarket, banks, restaurants and food fairs, public baths, pharmacies, bakeries, shops for women, men and children, some places where technology businesses, cinemas, sports shops ... among others.
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| @danny.green | Catholic church of the Mother of God |
The red brick barn has a neo-gothic style. Historically, the building was located in the same place, but it was destroyed. It was decided to restore it from scratch. The main attraction of the cathedral is the 36 meter high bell tower. Due to the height of the bell tower, it can be seen from almost anywhere in the city. Each window of the temple is decorated with a fresco that depicts the biblical story. At night, these murals look great and are eye-catching. Since the building is located next to the river, sometimes fog covers it.
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| @juancar347 | [ENG-SPN] La Colegiata de San Isidro y el hombre del Santo Sudario de Turín / The Collegiate Church of San Isidro and the man of the Holy Shroud of Turin |
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| @txatxy | The Royal Palace of Magdalena-El Real Palacio de la Magdalena-Spain |
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| @cuvi | Bullrings // Plazas de Toros. |
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| @jlufer | The passage of time and the transformation of my city (Exclusive for ¨ArchitectureDesign¨) |
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| @sahiba-rana | Second Home! |
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| @garvi | Iglesia Santa María la Mayor-La Colegiata Siglo XV/ Church of Santa María la Mayor-La Colegiata 15th century. |
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| @soulsdetour | Special Coastal Architecture |
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| @blind-spot | Nasha Dacha's cottage-style interior design. |
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| @marcosmilano71 | 🏗 🏘 [ENG] World Urbanism Day. Urban Collage in honor of the Urbanists. / 🏗 🏘 [ESP] Día Mundial del Urbanismo. Collage Urbano en honor a los Urbanistas. |
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| @titti | “DONNA FUGATA’S CASTLE” ROMANTICISM IN ITALY |
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| @dimascastillo90 | French Bank of the River Plate [ENG/ESP] |
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| @dimascastillo90 | The Round Church of Belgrano [ENG/ESP] |
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| @sisterhood2 | The Christ Cathedral |
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| @danny.green | St. Barbara's Cathedral |
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| @sorprendente | Something more about the Casona 1 Recreational Park - A WORK TO ENJOY WAITING FOR |
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| @noble-noah | Why I Consider Being Part of Architecture and Design Community Utmost Importance |
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| @mandate | Artwork Design Drawing on the wall of A Beautiful House |
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| @mandate | Seven Story Building Library for Kwara State University Student |
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