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For this week's Architecture Brew, we're delighted to report our 62ND EDITION featuring our top 3 publications: an impressive mountain village from Indonesia, a historic building of sacred significance from Spain, and an interesting residence from Eastern Europe.
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In fact, some royal relics are stored in the Ageung House. This place is very far from the city center. in this place there are rice fields, ponds, and others. Very close to nature. This dragon village strongly maintains a natural lifestyle, social justice to the economy. I really like this village. but, not necessarily I'm ready to live in this place. When I visited this place, hearing the history of the place, it gave me goosebumps.
In the Main Altarpiece -made in 1671, by Sebastián de Benavente- it contains a splendid painting by Guido Reni, entitled 'The Crucifixion of Saint Peter', whose interest, apart from the artistic, may also be historical, since in said crucifixion, performed upside down - which has nothing to do with black masses, as has been speculated on occasion - was the type of crucifixion used by the ancient Romans for all those accused of treason against Rome.
But the most important discovery was waiting for me ahead. It turned out that the left side of this house was inhabited. Yes, I was surprised when I saw that a woman came out from the left side entrance. For me it was a pleasant surprise and a great chance to learn all the details about this place. The woman was in a hurry, but kindly gave me a little time to tell the story of this house.
