Mission drive in will continue to be a community and cultural hub for San Antonio’s south side. World Heritage Center is Coming soon😊 to a theater near you. https://lnkd.in/d5_NN2n3
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I'm sure you've heard about the Seven Wonders of the World before, but have you heard of the "New Seven Wonders of the World"? The New Seven Wonders of the World is more than just a list. These monuments continue to foster unity by highlighting our shared universal values, interests, and history. Understand how these monuments play a part in promoting cultural exchange by clicking on the link below ⬇ https://lnkd.in/g6WQMbB4
The New Seven Wonders of the World: Bridging History and Connecting Humanity
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Some of London’s most incredible buildings and structures don’t exist anymore. This article brings small, low resolution photos and I can't help but thinking: What if we had the Matterport technology back then to capture and preserve these landmarks in a digital form? What if we could explore the Whitehall Palace or Holland House? Matterport Digital Twins have the potential to bridge the gap between past and present, ensuring that even as physical structures fade away, their digital counterparts stand the test of time. Museums and history books offer valuable insights, but the ability to virtually wander through these lost structures adds a layer of understanding that is unparalleled. Fortunately, we have Matterport now and can seize the opportunity to preserve our architectural heritage. #matterport #digitaltwins #architecturelovers
12 amazing photos of London’s lost landmarks – Time Out London
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Associate professor of Italian Studies | author | entrepreneur | host & creator of the YouTube channel Italian Innovators
An open castle? Weren’t castles supposed to protect and defend their inhabitants? So, why is one side missing in the Visconti castle of Pavia? If you want to understand the shift from castle to #court, from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, this might be a good place to start. The new castle is a court of intellectuals and designers (of new objects, habits, and costumes), a laboratory of nonverbal languages (e.g., etiquette, fashion, and cuisine), and a micro-society reflecting the duke’s personality. The new castle is a site of exposure, content creation, and memorable conversations. The new castle is a new model of open #knowledge. More on #renaissance and #design 👉 https://lnkd.in/erM9ezng More on the shift from Middle Ages to Renaissance 👉 bit.ly/italianages3 #italianinnovators
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Emilio Ambasz is an architect and award-winning industrial designer. Ambasz's trademark style is a combination of buildings and gardens, which he describes as 'green. over grey'.
GRAND RAPIDS ART MUSEUM GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, USA (1983) https://lnkd.in/esSAhwYC This proposal revitalizes the city's downtown area by reusing a distinguished, but now vacant, former government building and by adapting a number of abandoned or underused neighboring structures for additional cultural functions. The main 1908 Beaux-Arts building is upgraded to meet codes and programmatic requirements. A relocation of the entrance from the closed side of the U-shaped building to the open court-yard establishes a direct physical relationship between the museum and its surroundings while creating a single, unified entrance. Covering the court-yard, a translucent inclined plane of stairs has an opening at its center that leads to the Grand Foyer which is a shared space for the different departments. Water descends slowly and evenly from the top of the stairway along a channel carved into the plane, leaving a clear pedestrian path for those walking up the stairs. This water is, in fact, the very water used for the air-conditioning system. In this way, the need for an unsightly cooling tower has been eliminated and this silent cascade becomes the focal point of the city's newest public space. Greenroofs.com, LLC. #ambasz #emilioambasz #architecture #greeninfrastructure #greenroofs #landscapearchitecture #nature #greenarchitecture #design
GRAND RAPIDS ART MUSEUM
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Did you know: 43,566 images were captured of Liverpool Anglican Cathedral which is nearly as many days since 22 year old Giles Gilbert Scott's proposal was selected for the design of 'a worthy Cathedral for the prosperous City of Liverpool' in 1903 Captured and processed by Christians - The Survey Company #Liverpool #photogrammetry #RealityCapture by Capturing Reality
Liverpool Anglican Cathedral
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🌟 Exciting Blog Update! 🌟 I’ve just published a detailed article on my blog about my unforgettable journey to the Victor Emmanuel II Monument and the Pantheon in Rome. 🏛️🇮🇹 Dive into the rich history and architectural splendor of these iconic landmarks with me! ⛳ Victor Emmanuel II Monument: Symbol of Italian Unity Located in Piazza Venezia, the Victor Emmanuel II Monument stands as a testament to Italy’s unification and independence. Its grandeur and neoclassical design offer breathtaking views of Rome’s historic center. Discover more about its significance and explore the stunning perspectives it offers of the Eternal City. ⛳ Pantheon: Ancient Marvel of Roman Engineering The Pantheon, a marvel of ancient Roman architecture, continues to awe visitors with its iconic dome and perfectly preserved structure. Originally built as a temple for all gods, it now serves as a Christian church and houses the tombs of influential figures such as Raphael. Learn about the engineering feats behind its remarkable dome and the artistic treasures within. 📖 Read My Blog Article Interested in learning more about these historic sites? Check out my blog article where I share insights, personal reflections, and practical tips for exploring the Victor Emmanuel II Monument and the Pantheon. 🏛 Why Visit These Landmarks? 👉 Cultural Enrichment: Immerse yourself in the cultural heritage and history of Italy. 👉 Architectural Marvels: Appreciate the intricate designs and craftsmanship of neoclassical and ancient Roman architecture. 👉 Educational Insights: Gain valuable knowledge about Italy’s past and its enduring influence on art, culture, and civilization. 💥 Join Me on This Cultural Journey Whether you’re passionate about history, architecture, or cultural exploration, these landmarks offer a captivating glimpse into Italy’s rich tapestry of history and artistry. Follow my journey as I continue to explore and share insights from the world’s most fascinating destinations! #VictorEmmanuelIIMonument #Pantheon #RomeTravel #ItalyHistory #Architecture #CulturalHeritage #TravelBlog #ExploreRome #HistoricalSites #LinkedInBlog #ProfessionalDevelopment
Unveiling Rome’s Marvels: My Adventure at the Victor Emmanuel II Monument and the Pantheon
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The Art of Illumination: Advantages of Heritage Lamppost Restoration Welcome to the illuminated world of Lamplight Decorative Lighting, where every light tells a story, and every restoration project is a step back in time. As experts in heritage lamppost restoration, we understand the profound impact these projects have on enhancing city aesthetics and preserving historical narratives. The Importance of Heritage Lampposts Heritage lampposts are more than just utilitarian objects; they are pieces of art that represent the technological and artistic aspirations of their time. Their presence in modern cities is a testament to the enduring nature of good design and the importance of maintaining historical landmarks. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eH4pb54Q
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The design of the AFRICAN MUSEUM OF THE FUTURE, LAGOS, serves a dual purpose: to showcase and preserve the community's rich cultural heritage and to act as a catalyst for tourism and economic growth. This project aims to provide a dynamic space for education, entertainment, and cultural exchange, featuring artefacts, artworks, and exhibits from diverse cultures worldwide. Concept Development: “Afrofuturistic architecture is the fictional futuristic rebirth and renaissance of traditional African architecture infused with advanced science and technology,” by Emmanuel Ogundiran, 2023 This concept provides a unique departure from conventional designs, incorporating futuristic elements while staying deeply rooted in the continent's cultural heritage. Utilizing both tangible and intangible African methods alongside indigenous materials, the museum aims to be a beacon of Afrofuturistic architecture—symbolizing a futuristic rebirth and renaissance of traditional African architecture. Form Development: - The four isolated forms represent THE PEOPLE, THE ART, THE SPIRITS and THE PERFORMANCE THEATRE. This creates four different entry access to each building therefore controlling the pedestrian movement efficiently. - While this form choice decision has many practical benefits, like better natural lighting, all-round aeration and circulation, and high energy efficiency, the unique cones reflect and pay homage to the early stages of precolonial African Architecture, like the traditional Musgum buildings in Cameroon, the local homes in Ethiopia and other dome-traditional huts found around Africa. - As done in Yoruba Architecture and many other tribes in Africa, the courtyard is a sustainable and cost-efficient way to increase the overall comfort and lighting levels in a building. Though the courtyard is covered with a transparent material to allow natural light, the top brim of the building provides a clerestory to allow air and enhance the stack effect principle. - To increase accessibility from within each mass, three interconnecting sky bridges were added on three different floor levels. This will significantly improve pedestrian traffic in all buildings. - The African mother’s wrapper is widely known to be iconic and it symbolises the motherly intimate care and unifying bond between the mother and her child. Just as the mother uses the native African fabric material to unify and hold the child onto her body, fluid bamboo panels are used to bind the four isolated forms into a single harmonized entity. Therefore, brings a sense of a traditional community. This museum is not just a building but a statement of cultural pride, sustainability, and forward-thinking, poised to educate and inspire future generations through the lens of afrofuturism. #3d #architecturedesign #3D #animation #museum #interiordesign, #Nigeria #Europe #Luxembourg #sustainabledesign #architect #ArchiproAtelier #design
AFRICAN MUSEUM OF THE FUTURE, LAGOS, NIGERIA. Designed by Emmanuel Ogundiran
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Some great recommendations here.
Delighted to see this four-page 𝟰𝟴 𝗵𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝗠𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗵𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗰𝗸𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁 piece in the October issue of Homes & Antiques magazine, featuring some great heritage suggestions including The Pankhurst Centre, Victoria Baths, Elizabeth Gaskell's House, Science and Industry Museum, and John Rylands Library, alongside some brilliant antique and furniture shopping suggestions, and a stay at The Midland Hotel.
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5moWe are proud to be working with Alta on this project.