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Get ready for this week's compelling compilation of extraordinary personal stories touching architecture and design globally. Today, we will be experiencing the fantastic regions of North America, Central America, and South America featuring our superstars showcasing an interesting dose of residential, urban planning, environmental, and commercial projects. Enjoy!
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 83 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!
(July 15 - 21, 2024)
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 @leaky20 | Home Renovation Project: the Final Post | Canada |
My wife and I really like mid century modern architecture which incorporates simple design and usually a lot of wood finishes - teak, red oak and walnut are common. It's often associated with Scandinavian design and decor as well. We chose walnut veneer cabinet fronts without shakers on the doors, quarts countertops and backsplash and stainless steel appliances.
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 @jordy0827 | My beatiful Havana | Cuba |
If I mention the arches, I also have to mention the columns. Many of them are found supporting the roofs of the portals. Havana's houses are close-knit, and many have thick columns under the roofs that protect walkers from the sun. Here you can walk under the shade of the portals, which protect you from the strong island sun. Because of this feature the city was named by the writer Alejo Carpentier as the “City of Columns”.
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 @dinaaczib | Galería Plaza shopping mall, the most centrally located in my city | Venezuela |
The internal spaces are, even today, quite striking. This aspect has not been restructured since its construction and yet they still look great. As can be seen in the photo of the stairs, there are four floors that have good height and are in a perfect state of maintenance. Gray and pastel colors reign supreme and give integrity to the environment. It is also perfectly lit in each of its spaces, it is remarkable that the mall authorities are very attentive to detail.
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 @anggreklestari | A Hidden Gem Place With A Classic Touch | Indonesia |
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 @taniagonzalez | [ENG/ESP] The Church of St. Christ in La Fuente, Margarita Island | Venezuela |
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 @titisnariyah | Boredom-reducing Ornaments In The Souvenirs Werehouse | Indonesia |
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| @titisnariyah | BROMO HILLSIDE: deck with 360 degree views of the caldera complex | Indonesia |
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 @dyjoon | Miraiza Museum Architecture, Osaka | Japan |
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 @belkyscabrera | Artisan kiosks and their environmental message (Eng - Esp) | Venezuela |
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 @viviehardika | The Architecture of Mewatu Coffe & Gallery | Indonesia |
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 @maytom | See the unique Kapataman Café in Bukit Tinggi City, West Sumatra. | Indonesia |
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