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For this week's report, we're truly delighted to present to you our 49th Edition where our top 3 publications highlight the world's largest church in the Vatican City, an interesting green habitat in the United Arab Emirates, and a remarkable mall transformation in Ukraine.
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In order to access the inside of the basilica, you must first go through St. Peter's Square and stand in line. Fortunately, the day we went there were not many people so we decided to walk around the square and take some pictures. Once the opening of the basilica began, we approached the respective line to enter and during those minutes I admired the facade of the church that represents the Catholic religion. I understand that the double-story columns, as well as the design of the great dome, were the idea of Michelangelo Buonarroti, painter, sculptor, and architect with a strong Renaissance influence, and although these ideas were accepted by the final construction, many others were discarded.
There are also a couple of playgrounds for the kids to use. The one below can be seen right across the lake and is recently renovated as well. The Abu Dhabi Municipality has been consistently renovating children's playgrounds and amenities - most of them were closed last year at the peak of the lockdowns and as they reopen, most of them have been refurbished including this one in the Lake Park.
On the other side, we can see budding ideas for the future. There are two rectangle-shaped tables with chairs around them. It does look like a perfect spot for a sushi bar or a cafe, no? I think it is a great way for the mall to add more geometric shapes to match the new theme as well as continue growing their business by offering spaces to new caterers.
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