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Moving forward and to celebrate this week's Architecture Brew, we're truly delighted to report to you EDITION #76 featuring our Top 3 publications:
1. A presidential mansion/cultural center from Venezuela 2. A modern coffee shop with a twist from Indonesia 3. A spectacular collection of houseboats from Spain
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!
La Casona, as I said, was the residence of the presidents of Venezuela, since 1966, previously it was a sugar cane hacienda called La Carlota that was active since colonial times, until the Venezuelan state bought it and after several remodeling works by the architect Andrés Enrique Betancourt, it became the presidential residence. The first president to occupy these spaces was Raúl Leoni.
Grama Sphere Coffee is located at Sei Serayu Street no. 54 Medan City. The location of this cafe or restaurant is very strategic, because it is on the edge of a busy road that is traversed by vehicles. In addition, many campuses, schools and offices are located around this road area. Of course, as a new coffee shop or cafe located on the side of the road, of course this cafe must have something special to make people interested and come here.
These floating homes are very well known in other parts of the world because of their low cost, considering their proximity to city centres. The area of space in the harbour is cheaper than the area of land in the cities. It is also true that in addition to this, they give you the opportunity of an absolute disconnection when you get home. Since you have extraordinary sea views and hear the seagulls every day of the year.
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