Architecture

@Tahastories · 1 year ago

It's been almost two months when I went to Islamabad. Main purpose was just to attend scholarship ceremony but amid that ceremony I got chance to pay a visit on shrine of Imam Bari. The Architect...

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@Amjad_Ali_Waince · 1 year ago

Bitcoin Tower

Dubai is famous for its versatile culture, tax free business environment, modernism in digital approach, mind blowing beaches and luxury hotels. Millions of people travelling towards Dubai annually fo...

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@buknoytanad · 1 year ago

Three Architectural Design Style that Strikes Me the Most

There are various architectural and design styles that have emerged over the years. From the beginning of time up until now architectural style have been evolving and redefining itself as it adapts th...

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@MicroReylatos · 1 year ago

The Enchanting Steampunk-Style Machine in a Gothic World

Once upon a time, in a realm full of gothic darkness, there existed a mysterious relic, an ancient steampunk-style machine. It was an eerie, mechanical contraption that had been left behind for many...

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@Librarian · 7 months ago

Castles and Fortification (IV)

( The Library : Article) Castles take time to build and are often developed in phases, with some sections being constructed by a given monarch, and others, added later under a different landlord. Ju...

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@Librarian · 2 years ago

Castles and Fortifications (III)

( The Library : Article) I here continue my series of articles about Castles and Fortifications, which I have previously published. I originally intended on having a single article but the topic is s...

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@Librarian · 2 years ago

Castles and Fortifications (II)

( The Library : Article) This article continues where part I left off. I have compiled a list of famous and iconic castles and present this list right here. It is ordered chronologically. In part...

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@Lucifer01 · 2 years ago

Friday Tour: Visiting 18th Century's Architecture

Date: August 12, 2022 Friday Hello dear. It's Holy Friday. Weekend for my country and of course a better chance to visit a new place. Well, I promised myself that this year, I will make myself availa...

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@Loucy · 2 years ago

Hormigón horizontal

Me escribía Atandome ( https://noise.cash/post/ljgj75mg ) que al leer ‘La esfera luminosa’ se acordó de mí. Y nos regalaba un parrafito que fue el que le hizo acordarse. Parece mentira que, en estas r...

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@Jane · 2 years ago

Urban Walk At West Kowloon Cultural District Hong Kong

May 16, 2022 Let's take a break from going to secluded places in Hong Kong. In today's travel blog, I'll take you to a beautiful urban district with one-of-a-kind architecture in Hong Kong. Hon...

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@cryptotexty · 2 years ago

Kyiv Fortress - the life of the frontline city

Many people, especially foreigners ask me about Kyiv and how life is going on here. That's why I decided to write this short text. Since the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion of Ukraine,...

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@cryptotexty · 2 years ago

Kyiv: before and after russian bombing

For almost a month russia is using the full scale of its military to destroy Ukraine. Ukrainian army and Ukrainian nation fight very well, but unfortunately, many civilians die and many buildings are...

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@Donnabel8.- · 2 years ago

World Architecture Day | (Ibn Battuta Mall, Dubai, United Arab of Emirates)

To make everyone clear, I am not an expert nor knowledgeable enough when it comes to Architecture and Design but I am eager to involve myself to learn more. I love discoveries and non-stop learning....

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@Donnabel8.- · 2 years ago

Part 2: Global Village in Duba

At this time, I was not shocked because I was used to seeing like this around U.A.E so it is not new to me at all but still I appreciate this work and how they were able to represent the country'...

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@Librarian · 2 years ago

7 Wonders of Antiquity

( The Library : Article) I have wondered how to name this article. The number seven is found across all cultures and the number of articles about " The Seven Something" is ever growing. Many more tha...

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@Librarian · 2 years ago

Castles and Fortifications

( The Library : Article) Castles and the architecture of fortifications have always fascinated me. I have spent many hours in my youth drawing and thinking about walls and fortresses and towers. This...

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@Blind · 3 years ago

Incredibly beautiful neoclassical architecture in Ukraine.

As you walk down the drama-free and very pleasant streets of Kharkiv, you easily tend to forget that this place was once the very luxurious capital of the Soviet Union. It underwent massive changes wi...

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@CrazyRichFilipinaa · 3 years ago

I made a Burj Al Arab Architectural Scale Model!

Last September, our professor in Visual Technology 3 gave us a project to create an architectural scale model in conceptual stage. The time period that he gave us was from October 1 until October 30,...

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@Loucy · 3 years ago

Las fachadas holandesas

Como sucede con las buenas películas y los buenos libros, Ámsterdam es una de esas ciudades que cada vez que visito me sugiere una lectura diferente. No tanto porque la ciudad haya cambiado en exceso,...

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@humapark · 3 years ago

How Negative Spaces and Lost Memories Make Art

I as of late brought down an image that had been holding tight my examination divider for quite a long time. The space left behind was an unpretentious square where the divider had blurred. It was, I...

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@Codename_Chikakiku · 3 years ago

Evolution of Arts

Have you ever look at nature and appreciate it's beauty? Have you noticed how beautiful everything on nature was created? It's perfect in any angle right?. We are living in this generation in which a...

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@zellypearl · 3 years ago

The Protective Pillars

Have you ever been to a construction site before? I have done that a lot of times. Most time going to such places to see how things are been done and operated is good and helps in some ways. I have...

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@Blind · 3 years ago

The wooden playground of Bot. Sad.

We were revising the greenery recommendations for our specialty hospital when the debate of adding a children's playground came up. We aren't a pediatrics specialty, but we do often get a lot of child...

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@LightCaptured · 3 years ago

Antwerp, Belgium, browsing the streets of an amazing city

If you had the chance to go to Antwerp in Belgium you should consider yourself lucky. It is a truly amazing city with stunning architecture, build by creative people who seem found the best way to bl...

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@LightCaptured · 3 years ago

Unique beauty of Tuscany, through my lens of a traveler

A picture says a thousand words. With my pictures from a trip of mine in autumn Tuscany in Italy, I believe this is an absolute truth. The history, the architecture, the people, the nature, the food,...

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@LightCaptured · 3 years ago

Gallipoli, Italy and other experiences and views from the "Heel"

The whole region metaphorically called "The Heel", due to the visual resemblance, of course, felt quite different to me. What I mean here? I have been traveling to Italy for photographic purposes pr...

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