everything onboard has been planed meticulously from the interior to the menu, thus offering the rare luxury of traveling leisurely down the mekong.
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the layout of the house can be described as meandering, with plenty of twisty paths and unexpected turns along the way.
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just like a painting of picasso or van gogh, this sophisticated contemporary masterpiece is up for auction.
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the courtyard allows the building to breathe and simultaneously provide a safe and secure environment for learning and social engagement.
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standard and momentous built forms become activated interiors and exteriors that excite the imagination.
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the project integrates both japanese and american cultures in a charming cafe space for a blend that is powerful – like the coffee.
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any building requires finesse, but to build one like this requires a kind of sixth sense for navigating the various restrictions and regulations.
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the mirth of massive beams is designed as a skeleton to support a variety of programs – a modularity which offers the capacity to be actively developed over time.
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taking the experience of the inner-german wall as a starting point, the exhibition surveys both historical and current barriers beyond germany’s specific national perspective.
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a former church is manipulated by a seemingly suburban pavement that covers its colored marbles, while a monolithic concrete wall divides the venue in two parts.
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