Happy start of the week! Let's welcome another awesome collection of personal stories celebrating fascinating architecture and design from various sites across the planet. Marvel at our leading publications today touching heritage, environmental, and hospitality projects hailing from Central, South America, and Southeast Asia. Have a blast!
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To celebrate this week's report, we are truly thrilled to present to you EDITION 48 featuring our Top 3 publications:
1. A historic thoroughfare filled with exquisite landmarks from Cuba 2. A green shopping site with an interesting history from Venezuela 3. A marvelous accommodation built close to nature from Indonesia
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!
On Obispo Street, between Aguacate and Compostela, you will find a charming little park with a sculpture of Don Quixote's faithful squire and friend, the plump Sancho Panza. This small park invites you to rest with its vegetation and a pergola that provides shade. On the other side of the sidewalk, you will see the "Patio de los Artesanos", a space dedicated to handicrafts, where endless tables display the products made by skilled artisans. This place attracts numerous tourists in search of a souvenir of Cuba.
The architects of the City Garden have had to maintain an innovative design without knowing the date of completion, when this project began I worked nearby and had to pass by the front twice a day, it was inevitable not to see it, its imposing structure, originality and beauty steals everyone's eyes. I always liked it, but this is the first time that I have dedicated myself to photograph and investigate a little for this community, in a single source I found its name and some details that I share as it has a capacity for 1200 parking spaces distributed in 9 levels.
It turned out that after arriving there I considered the large capacity of this inn to be very large with a capacity of 15-25 people in it, while my friends and I were only 7, so I didn't book this inn. Even though I won't be able to stay at this inn, I really like the architectural details. This inn is made of two levels, with the first floor being able to be used for family events, a dining room and a barberque room, while on the second floor there are sleeping and resting places for the family. but when I went there, unfortunately I couldn't go to the second floor because there was no family event there.
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