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To celebrate this week's Architecture Brew, we're truly delighted to report to you EDITION #69 featuring our Top 3 publications:
1. An exotic hotel by the beach from Spain 2. An exquisite cathedral from Venezuela 3. A stunning Metro Station from Colombia
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In addition to seeing from the first moment that it is not the typical conventional hotel, its decoration takes us to a thousand and one places. It mixes noble materials with very warm colours and there are showcases and archaeological remains rescued from the area that make us see what Baelo Claudia was like in Roman times and the infinite number of arts and crafts that were carried out there.
At its ends there are two beautiful towers, which give access to the bell tower, in the right tower there is a clock. Some time ago I shared the images of the Montalbán church if we look a little we can see that these towers are identical to the only tower of the church. It has three iron doors with beautiful wrought iron details that give strength to the front. Definitely this facade is imposing and the result of the work of great artists.
Already in the Santa Lucia station, it seems that the same panorama is repeated in relation to order and design in this large-scale work. But I am attracted to patterns when it comes to taking care of perfect lines that allow a perfect result like this mega construction. A clean uniformity is observed as a previous result of a creative idea for such a modern road system as this one.