Warm greetings Hive!
It is a refreshing Monday again, and we are back to feature another spectacular collection of personal stories touching architecture and design landmarks worldwide. Today, we are experiencing resort, hospitality (food & beverage), and urban architecture from the gorgeous locations of the Indian Ocean, Europe, and Southeast Asia. Have fun!
Welcome to Architecture Anthology™, the official Curated Content Catalog of Architecture+Design, your dedicated community on the Hive Blockchain covering digital content from various international locations about Architecture, Interior Design, Furniture Design, Urban Design, and Environmental Design.
To celebrate this week's report, we are truly thrilled to present to you EDITION 45 featuring our Top 3 publications:
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!
Our Champions for the Week:
(September 18 - 24, 2023)
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 @madushanka | Exterior architectural features of the tourist resorts in Dalawella town. | Sri Lanka |
For that, the owners of these resorts are making different types of changes compared to previous years because the same tourists who came before may come back. My opinion is that changing the construction concepts is a more appropriate policy. But their cultural or traditional values should not change. So this content is presented to explain the architectural features of the tourist resorts seen during this walking.
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 @katiefreespirit | Czarnomorka, a Ukrainian restaurant in Warsaw with a unique design, including chandeliers made of oyster shells 🦪 | Poland |
Nautical design can have many different faces. Sometimes various natural treasures are used, e.g. shells. The ingenuity of the interior designers of the Czarnomorka restaurant in Warsaw cannot be denied, because in their restaurant you can see beautiful chandeliers that look like crystal ones, consisting of many crystals hanging one below the other. Only here, instead of crystals, they used oyster shells, which are one of the specialties of this place. The chandeliers look spectacular.
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 @patsitivity | Treasures unfold / Zamboanga City, Philippines | Philippines |
Second are the long rectangular-shaped, freshly painted buildings that gave the place breathability, which I definitely needed that afternoon! The rectangular white buildings were positioned to form a little square with a deep well in the middle. Although I'm a little convinced that the roofing material was a bit old and could be from the Spanish era, the buildings' design was just too simple.
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 @belkyscabrera | Our Lady of the Valley Church, Los Arroyos, Sucre State (Eng - Esp) | Venezuela |
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 @silviamaria | A romantic swan headboard | Brazil |
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 @maytom | Want a dream house like the Malay tribal association office that I visited. | Indonesia |
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 @jordy0827 | Crossing the tunnel | Cuba |
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 @isdarmady | Budaya Indonesian Restaurant | Indonesia |
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 @jelenaa | Architecture of Zrenjanin, Serbia | Serbia |
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 @virgilio07 | Visit to the Cumaná Athenaeum | Venezuela |
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 @aswita | MTCH Bar Architecture | Indonesia |
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 @pcojines | 🇪🇦/🇬🇧 Collapse of the roof of the Nave of Our Lady of the Rosary Church. ⛪✝️👷🏾♀️ | Venezuela |
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