Mi Arquitectura preferida! (Fran en)
Fran Gonzalez
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Como yo estudio arquitectura, os iré poniendo mis obras favoritas para que sepáis donde están :) (en)
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Prague - Dancing House
It may sound crazy to you (at least for me) – a house that dances? Impossible! But it is real! It's located on a corner of Prague, alongside the Vltava River. The Dancing House is the nickname given to a building designed by the architect Vlado Milunic with the famous...
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Pennsylvania - Fallingwater House
Fallingwater has always been my preferred work from one of my favourite architects: Frank Lloyd Wright. I remember seeing and admiring this building in some history book from school since I was a child. There was a photo of its outside with that characteristic point of...
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Shangai EXPO - UK Pavilion Seed Cathedral
I love this pic! I will share my wallpaper of the laptop! The UK Pavilion in EXPO Shanghai, which is known as the Seed Cathedral. The purpose is to save seeds from round the world in banks, and housed 60, 000 plant seeds at the end of acrylic kind of sticks. Source The...
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Poznan - Stary Browar
I went 5 times to Poznan where my girlfriend is from and the first time I was there, she took me to this commercial center which was anciently a factory of beer! It has a notable architecture originality and it's art in a building. I looked for inf and found award that...
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Poznan - Unrecognized
It's placed in Poznan Citadel Park with the monumental plein air artwork by Magdalena Abakanowicz – the “Unrecognized”. Abakanowicz is an outstanding Polish artist of international fame who specializes in creating big figurative, spatial compositions using...
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Stuttgart - Mercedes-Benz museum by UNStudio
The Mercedes-Benz Museum is an automotive museum housed in Stuttgart. I was there in February 2009 visiting Sergio, my friend who I named in the interview with Erasmusu. We could drive a Mercedes F1 in a simulation and see all the models inside! We were all concentrated...
