How was the start of your week? To energize it, indulge in today's collection of amazing personal stories about global architecture and design. Our top superstars are excited to delight you with their fantastic A+D content encompassing hospitality (food & beverage), environmental, heritage, urban planning and development, plus institutional and cultural projects hailing from the superb sites of Southeast Asia and South America. Receive them with your tremendous patronage!
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To celebrate this week's report, we are truly thrilled to present to you EDITION 81 featuring our Top 3 publications:
1. An interesting coffee shop with a radical architecture from Indonesia 2. A incredibly historic metropolis with a natural atmosphere from Brazil 3. An exotic aquatic-inspired museum with cultural values 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!
Rumah Go'a is a food and beverage business owned by one of the country's artists who was famous as a sports MC during his prime. Now, the artist is involved in politics, the culinary business, a religious figure, as well as an influential artist and cultural figure in the city. This is not the only FnB business of his that carries a good design, another one is not far from here.But, this time, let's focus on Rumah Go'a.
The Tiradentes square is one of the most important points, with what appears to be the main building and a monumental column presiding over the centre of the square, and suddenly it seems like we are in any town in Portugal or Spain, a marvel. A simple architecture that is fun, pretty and delightful, all at the same time, and that creates a very pleasant atmosphere.
The cultural complex is a three story building, in the front it has a small garden, it is light yellow in color, the main door is glass and double leaf, it has a theater and different spaces for events and fairs; on several occasions I have attended concerts and events in the theater, it is a nice place, with comfortable seats, excellent acoustics and lighting, on this occasion we could not enter because the opening hours were over.
