A visit to the town of Villa Constitucion followed by Rosario (3rd largest city in Argentina). Video shows the many nice buildings and architecture in the city.
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Argentina Population - 40482000 Area - 1068302 sq mi (2766890 sq km) Ethnicity - 86.4% Italian and Spanish Official Language - Spanish Continent - South America North of Antartica East of Chile South of Bolivia and Paraguay Political Status - 3rd World en.wikipedia.org Argentina is a classic case of a nation that was hijacked and financially drained by major corporations and international establishments alike. There are many nations out there in the world throughout history that have been crippled and in bondage and it still goes on today. You study these countries, it helps you figure out what countries will be hit next. Argentina used to be a first world nation. It Isn't now. Even though it's under the G-20 status, the standard living there is only a fraction compared to what it was. Perhaps sometime in the future, things will be different.
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Tour South America's first skypscraper. Inaugurated in 1923, it is a tribute to Dante and one of the most unusual building's you'll ever see with the best view of Buenos Aires!
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The multi-awarded architectural firm Estudio AISENSON has a sixty-year track record of significant projects totalizing over 12917000 sq.ft.The firm's works have left their landmark throughout Buenos Aires City, where its name is identified with excellence in design and construction. Find here some of their buildings.
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3d animation of a winery in Los Andes Mountain, Mendoza, Argentina. Architecture. Design: Batiz - Oconnor Architect Luciano Quero 2007 www.arqua.com.ar
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In today's Daily Critique Craig looks at a strong architectural pattern study and discussues the following: - abstract vs. literal - intimate vs. the suggestion of human activity and story - the emotional qualities of warm side light - considering a crop to simplify the image - Metadata - Canon 30D, EFL Apx. 95mm , ISO 400, f4.5@ 1/60th sec
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An arts and mixed use pavilion for Patagonia, Argentina.
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Beautiful Architectural Details of Buenos Aires,
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Jorge Luis Borges Writing Institute, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Rockite pours gradually forming architecture design model
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3d animation of an aerodrome in Mendoza, Argentina. Architect Luciano Quero 2007 www.arqua.com.ar
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In this Travel Bug Robert episode, Robert checks out the world famous Cafe Tortoni in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Back in its day, this cafe was the second home of 19th Century intellectuals. Intellectuals are still welcome here, but the demographic has changed slightly. Now, tourists unload here to get a glimpse at the oldest cafe in Argentina. But there's a great time of the day to go, and you'll be surprised when it is. Get more travel tips and videos at www.travelbugrobert.com.
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Video presentation of a new fortune-creating Vastu development that is coming up in Argentina, including a school and a "Maharishi Tower of Invincibility" containing exhibitions of knowledge. www.FortuneCreatingHomes.com
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ARQUA ECO DESIGN Architect Luciano Quero 2006 www.arqua.com.ar GREEN ARCHITECTURE Architectural development Turistic and Climatic Center in Puente del Inca, a well known turistic site in Argentina. Starting with a complete computer weather analysis and material behaviour, the design of this complex is deeply controversial. made by: Arq .Emanuel Fernández, Arq. Silvina Pereyra & Arq. Luciano Quero, 2006, FAU, UM. + info: www.arqua.com.ar http
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Buenos Aires is one of the major cultural metropolis of the West, no city in the world has as many theaters as the capital of Argentina. The city has a very broad cultural spectrum due to the diversity of those who have lived throughout their history. The city of Buenos Aires has more than 300 theaters, in 2004 succeeded to put in billboard more amount of plays that the very Paris,, (without count with the Teatro Colon and the Teatro Cervantes, internationally recognized). Strongly influenced by European culture, Buenos Aires is sometimes referred to as the "Paris of South America". Buenos Aires is the site of the Teatro Colón, one of the world's greatest opera houses. It is closed for renovations until at least 2010. There are several symphony orchestras and choral societies. The city has numerous museums related to history, fine arts, modern arts, decorative arts, popular arts, sacred art, arts and crafts, theatre and popular music, as well as the preserved homes of noted art collectors, writers, composers and artists. The city is home to hundreds of bookstores, public libraries and cultural associations, as well as the largest concentration of active theatres in Latin America. It has a world-famous zoo and Botanical Garden, a large number of landscaped parks and squares, as well as churches and places of worship of many denominations, many of which are architecturally noteworthy. The Buenos Aires International Book Fair Every April in the city is celebrated the Buenos ...
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house views/UNDER CONSTRUCTION rozenwasser and migueles assoc architects erymaa@gmail.com buenos aires argentina
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A few pictures about the French architecture of Buenos Aires.
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the gardens, architecture, music, faces of argentina, uruguay and brazil
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Design by Estudio Ramos 350 m2 Green Roof in Bariloche Music by Roberto Nicholson
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Established in 2003, the Richard H. Driehaus Prize honors, promotes and encourages architectural excellence that applies the principles of traditional, classical and sustainable architecture and urbanism in contemporary society and environments. It is presented annually by the University of Notre Dame School of Architecture to an outstanding architect in recognition of their work. In conjunction with the Driehaus Prize, the annual Henry Hope Reed Award is given to recognize the contributions of supporters of classical architecture operating beyond the drafting tables and outside the practice of architecture. School of Architecture: architecture.nd.edu Richard H. Driehaus Prize: www.driehausprize.org
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www.vernissage.tv | Interview with artist Tomas Saraceno on the occasion of the installation of his huge solo exhibition at Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum fur Gegenwart in Berlin. More info vernissage.tv Tomás Saraceno's work received broader attention in 2009 when he filled the main hall of the Padiglione Centrale in the Giardini at the 53rd Venice Art Biennial. His spider web-like installation created an immersive experience that was fascinating the visitors. With his solo exhibition at the Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin's museum for contemporary art, he takes this experience a step further. Cloud Cities is Tomás Saraceno's largest solo presentation to date. It features approximately 20 of his balloon models in various sizes. But instead of being able only to look at the installation, visitors can actually enter the two largest bubbles, that sit and float like soap bubbles in the former railway hall of the museum. Via ladders they can access the transparent balloons halfway of the structure and then walk or just lie on a flexible, transparent floor. From underneath it looks like they are walking on air. VernissageTV had the chance to document the installation of the works and speak with the artist. In this video we follow Tómas Saraceno in one of the big balloons where he talks about the exhibition and his work. The exhibition opens September 14, 2011 and runs until January 15, 2012. Tomás Saraceno was born in 1973 in Tucuman / Argentina. He lives and works in Frankfurt am Main ...
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