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To celebrate this week's Architecture Brew, we're truly delighted to report to you EDITION #66 featuring our Top 3 publications:
1. An impressive museum of national importance from Argentina 2. A world-class fountain park complex from the Republic of Peru 3. A sophisticated collection of furniture from Thailand
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!
This work of art was designed under the responsibility of the architect René Sergent and for its construction many of the materials were brought from Europe as most of the works of Buenos Aires, although for this building even came some craftsmen from Europe for the realization of some specific points. The palace stands out for its imposing facade, constituted by its emblematic columns, large windows and is distributed by four floors and a basement.
The project "Magic Water Circuit" was convened by the United Nations Project Services office as an international competition, GHESA was the company that won the competition for the construction of this Circuit. The project "Magic Water Circuit" would transform the Reserve Park into a peaceful place to walk as well as a magical space in which water, music in perfect harmony and lights would present an unforgettable spectacle for everyone who visits it. One of its fountains has a jet that reaches 80 meters in height.
Not every chair turns out the way I wanted it and this next one just never could be the way I imagined it. We tried and tried but in the end I just never liked it. I don't mind though because that's just how it goes with furniture design and it's important to know when to stop and move on to something else - I simply don't have time to spend days and weeks fidgeting over a single chair design. Too many other things going on! We nicknamed this baby the Ugly Chair...:)