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To celebrate this week's report, we are truly thrilled to present to you EDITION 44 featuring our Top 3 publications:
1. A superb design exhibition of cultural treasures from Venezuela 2. A café with a posh atmosphere and natural feel from Indonesia 3. An iconic architectural landmark of the environment from Cuba
Don't forget to also check out our "Runner-Up" entries for their remarkable contributions. Our heartfelt congratulations to all selected authors and their curated posts!
We also found three art galleries, where you can enjoy the work of sculptors and painters, the spaces of these galleries are very spacious and comfortable, their soft colors give a feeling of perfect tranquility harmonized with the classical music in the background. In each of the building's corridors, we find drawings, murals and paintings that make the tour more pleasant, all credits to their authors.
The outdoor area is also very spacious, there are lots of tables and chairs, and besides the area there are also toilets, prayer rooms and sinks. With a simple design, using all white wall paint, as well as chairs, tables and several other wall decorations with striking paint, such as yellow, red, black and orange. There are several good paintings, with several canvases combined into one. It's really unique, isn't it?
The Miramar neighborhood was conceived to be inhabited by the aristocracy and wealthy families who lived in Cuba in the first half of the last century (under a different social system than today) so building a fountain was a wise decision to bring beauty, harmony and glamour to a neighborhood where some of the richest and most renowned families of the capital were settled.
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