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It's with pleasure to present to you our 31st Edition where our top-featured publications highlight an exotic urban center from one of Spain's gorgeous cities, a charming hotel restaurant from Ukraine, and an innovative architectural landmark from Venezuela.
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The seven streets or the old town as you want to call it is the heart, as I have told you, of our city, it pumps the blood to the whole environment and the pride of any Bilbaoan. We move to 700 years ago when the city was not a city and the 7 streets were made up of walls and three streets. Don Diego López de Haro was the lord of Vizcaya. The old town was the area dedicated to merchandise, where merchants sold their treasures brought from far away. Today dedicated to small shops, bars and, of course, great restaurants.
The interior and design of the hotel and restaurant complex "AQUARIUS" was developed and embodied by designer Taras Turyansky. A unique recreation complex on 3 floors is a former Austro-Hungarian estate in Bryukhovychi, converted into a modern hotel and restaurant complex. The neat structure, erected on a forest glade, bathes in greenery in summer and is beautifully covered with snow in winter. The territory and interior are maintained in the original ethno-style. All finishing elements are made exclusively of natural materials: stone, wood, metal and glass. Here you can immerse yourself in a real vacation in the bosom of beautiful nature, with the singing of birds.
The Venezuelan Pavilion called by its author "A flower of Venezuela for the world", is the product of the brilliant mind of the architect, from Tachira, Fruto Vivas with the collaboration of Frei Otto, which was thought to represent Venezuela in the ExpoHannover exhibition in June of the year 2000, where 156 countries participated. The pavilion that would occupy an area of 1600 square meters, had to meet three requirements, unite the variables "humanity, technology and nature" in a single work. The design had to be carried out in a short time of 9 months, which did not allow the author and his collaborators to develop and experiment totally new solutions; however, the success was of such a nature that the Germans were so satisfied with the work that they built a replica which has been placed where the fair was.
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