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To celebrate this week's Architecture Brew, we're truly delighted to report to you EDITION #80 featuring our Top 3 publications:
1. An interesting exploration of ancient cave temples from India 2. A magnificent transformation of a shopping mall from Venezuela 3. A beautiful meeting hall of traditional origins from Indonesia
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!
Firstly we had to take a whole round to see the whole site. From the caves , to the lake , to the settlements and finally to the temple. All of this was to be done individually. Without talking to any of our classmates and also we were asked not to take photographs of anything . We were asked not to talk to any of our classmates because we were supposed to make a memory map by the end of the day. For the memory mapping we were supposed to just observe and absorb Badami cave temples and it's surroundings and simply put it on paper.
This big wall, in my opinion, is the best; the shape of this facade tends to be quite symmetrical and the upper wall is cantilevered, creating this outstanding effect, it was a good decision to maintain a symmetrical design with certain variations in the distribution of colors, it is dynamic and the combination of all the colors is quite nice. I like the new appearance, but I must say that I also liked the yellow, perhaps out of habit, it seemed representative of the place; now, new generations will remember the creative geometric patterns.
This meeting hall is made of solid resin wood, the building itself consists of two floors with the first floor being used for people sitting while waiting for the results of the meeting, it can also be used for children and toddlers to play here, which is obviously the 1st floor. is a multipurpose floor during a meeting. And on the second floor will be filled by traditional leaders and people who have an interest in the meeting. However, when there is no meeting, the entire floor can be used by the community for activities other than meetings, such as dance practice, regular recitations and so on.
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