We are back to begin your fresh week with a fantastic compilation of curated personal stories about fabulous architecture and design from around the world. Today, we will treat you with exceptional projects covering hospitality, historic, and commercial landmarks from the interesting locations of Southeast Asia and South America. Enjoy!
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To celebrate this week's report, we are truly thrilled to present to you EDITION 67 featuring our Top 3 publications:
1. A breathtaking camping site with a touch of class from Indonesia 2. A marvelous fortification enriched with heritage from Venezuela 3. A superb commercial place of contemporary flair from Venezuela
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!
Since there were only two of us, the room we chose was the standard room. All tents at The Heaven are compact using the bell and model, the difference is in size. For the standard room, The Heaven provides a size of 3x3 square meters. This canvas tent is supported by a pole right in the middle and between the beds, then to strengthen there is a large rope that is danced out and holds the tent so that it stands firmly.
Upon entering, the first thing you see is the original gate of the castle. This was built strategically, with three fronts facing south, east and west, allowing to see the road from Pampatar to La Asunción, which could be the most vulnerable place to pirate attacks. Its thick walls are made of medium and huge stones. It has several lookouts that were used by the lookouts to warn of any irregularity.
The mall consists of several buildings connected by corridors with arched roofs and in the central part has a large space where previously operated a large mechanical park, was a favorite of children and adults, on weekends, this park was the meeting point and family fun, has two floors, floor and second floor maintain a similar design columns and semi-arches that allow a wide view of the stores and their exhibits.
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