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It is a refreshing Monday once again. And here we are to present the latest compilation of personal stories encompassing marvelous architecture and design landmarks globally. Get ready as today's top features celebrate heritage, vernacular, and housing architecture from Europe, the Indian continent, 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 47 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!
(October 2 - 8, 2023)
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 @duvinca | Cuenca, Spain: the city of the Hanging Houses | Spain |
But we go in parts, a cobbled and wooded city, both elements or materials are combined in a strong, hard, protective architectural style from an ancient era. As it appears on the sign, the hanging houses are from the 14th century. And the urban center of the city belongs to that era or similar, we will not see large modern glass buildings with pronounced edges, at least in that entire area. But there are surprises because inside those famous hanging houses there is a museum of modern art. You just have to discover it!
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 @andestethic | Romaticising brick architecture- ft. laurie bakers works | India |
What set Baker apart from the others was his dedication and work that went into common people's lives. He wasn't at all the architect of the elite class but rather was of the marginalized. his architecture incorporated elements that addressed the particular needs of the communities, be it in the form of low-cost housing or environment-friendly design, he was empathetic and included the ordinary people in the process of creating spaces.
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 @seancallow | An Update On Punyisa Villas | Thailand |
The interior finishings throughout the villa essentially follow the theme established in all of Punyisa Villas. Reclaimed teak, natural finishes of wood and stone along with soft colours and the green clay bricks that have become the trademark of Punyisa Villas. My team will do all of the builtin and joinery work and most of the furniture is bespoke and will be custom made out our factory - which by the way we recently relocated to opposite my main office. Here are a few more renders of the interiors including the kids room.
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 @doriangel | Our Lady of Carmen Church - Architectural Heritage of the Land of Coffee. | Venezuela |
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 @garvi | Monumentos arquitectónicos con mucha historia./ Architectural monuments with a lot of history. | Spain |
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 @virgilio07 | Houses with stories in the Firstborn of the American Continent | Venezuela |
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 @tomidiwirja | Stop by again at the mosque at the edge of the forest and see the changes | Indonesia |
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 @lunaticanto | Ecological architecture: The flower of Venezuela | Venezuela |
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 @aswita | ME& Coffee And Workspace Architecture | Indonesia |
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 @maytom | Small Villa in the middle of the Mountains | Indonesia |
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