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It is another awesome week to present an interesting collection of personal stories covering architecture and design worldwide. Our top superstars for today are excited to share their industrial, artistic, hospitality (food & beverage), transportation, and environmental projects sourced from the remarkable sites of Central America and Southeast Asia. Let us offer them our tremendous support!
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To celebrate this week's report, we are truly thrilled to present to you EDITION 84 featuring our Top 3 publications:
1. An incredibly fascinating metamorphosis of an industrial site from Cuba
2. An interesting café showcasing oriental design fusions from Indonesia
3. A modern harbor with healing environmental elements 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!
Our Champions for the Week:
(July 22 - 28, 2024)
| Author | Post | Country |
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| @mayramalu | FAC: fun and full enjoyment of the arts / FAC: diversión y disfrute plena de las artes | Cuba |
From the outside we can appreciate that it was the designer's intention to keep the factory as it was. The most captivating is its contemporary design that blends with the old building. In the interior they also respected the construction and the characteristics of the factory and redesigned it using mostly recycled materials, all with a very tasteful artistic design.
| Author | Post | Country |
|---|---|---|
| @titisnariyah | MIXED DESIGN BETWEEN ANTIQUE JAVANESE AND CHINESE IN MORO RINDU COFFEE SHOP | Indonesia |
On the left and right sides after the Paes Ageng statue ornament, there are several instruments from traditional Javanese musical instruments: GAMELAN that are assembled and deliberately made as ornaments. These instruments are usually used for traditional Javanese events, such as wayang or Javanese dance in the palace. In this semi-outdoor section, the seating set is made of wood.
| Author | Post | Country |
|---|---|---|
| @tomidiwirja | looking at Aji Bata Harbor, Samosir Island, North Sumatra | Indonesia |
The Aji Bata Port was also recently built, and this project coincides with 3 other ports facing Lake Toba. However, I consider Ajibata Port to be more advanced, cleaner and more comfortable and very suitable even though it is not one of the large ports in North Sumatra. This port is a crossing port from Ajibata to the city of Parapat, Lake Toba, while Ajibata itself is in the middle of Lake Toba.
| Author | Post | Country |
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| @jordy0827 | Museum of Fine Arts of Havana (I) | Cuba |
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| @viviehardika | The Interior Design of Cinepolis VIP Room | Indonesia |
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| @lileisabel | The Guanaroca Indian fountain and its legend [en/es] | Cuba |
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| @maytom | Viewing the Sidihoni Hill Church, Samosir Island, North Sumatra | Indonesia |
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| @maitt87 | Maracay's Sports Center: An Emblem of the Garden City | Venezuela |
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| @dyjoon | Architecture of Narita Airport, Tokyo, Japan | Japan |
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