It is a brand new week once again, and we are here to feature another fantastic compilation of interesting personal stories about incredible landmarks of architecture and design worldwide. For today's leading superstars, get ready to immerse in religious, residential, civic, and environmental projects from the amazing regions of South America, North America, and Southeast Asia. Offer them your full support!
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1. A simply elegant and historical sacred landmark from Venezuela 2. A posh residential alteration with interesting details from Canada 3. A dilapidated platform with remarkable elements from Indonesia
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This small church is located in the town of Los Robles, in the municipality of Maneiro in the state of Nueva Esparta on Margarita Island. To be honest, this location does not figure in my travel routines. However, I have always enjoyed appreciating less traveled places that may possess beauty. That is how I came to this church, whose doors, unfortunately, were closed on my initial visit.
The past few weeks we're a little boring so I wasn't able to make a post about anything. The builders spent two weeks painting so there wasn't anything new for us to see either, especially because we chose varying shades of white for all of our walls. It was a little boring for us. They did a few more things this week though, so I'm back with more to show. Lets take a look at what was done. I'll start with the ensuite bathroom.
This impressive stage is located in the Cultural Park area, in the city of Stabat. The park area itself is still well used with many visitors. In this city we will be familiar with city parks that have large stages. Usually stage facilities are provided to organize community events such as competitions or art performances. Honestly, I have not been to this place for a long time. But not until five years.
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