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Sep
24

St Henry’s Ecumenical Art Chapel, Finland

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St Henry's Ecumenical Art Chapel, Finland

Since the beginning of the 21st century, and ever earlier but with less sense for modernisation, people are striving to significantly improve the architectural approaches in construction. This has taken place mainly in the building of skyscrapers, leisure places, sport facilities, the HQ of companies such as enigin PLC and private homes of innovative architects. However, the tendency to modernise can be specifically observed when it comes to constructing places of religion - such examples are the Cathedral of Brasilia, More

Sep
22

The Future of Modern Architecture

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The Future of Modern Architecture

It has been years since the world saw the abilities of architecture to develop and upgrade itself, to reform and find new ways to expand and refine. However, hardly is there anyone who doubts that this is the ultimate limit the architecture would reach - if sticking to reality and looking at things precisely, a person would see that there is much of potential and a lot to happen in the world of construction and design. Anyone looking at cars More

Sep
22

Buddha Design

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Buddha Design

In Europe, as well as all around the world, there is a specific trend in the modern interior design movements - the Buddha decorations. It is an approach that particularly fascinates designers - the Asian highlight, the beautiful Oriental features seem to match any other interior design element in a home, office or even a club or a restaurant. The Buddha element is an attractive way to decorate your place and at the same time quite original and authentic that More

Sep
15

Church of the Savior on Blood

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Church of the Savior on Blood

Truely St Petersbourg in one of the most beautiful cities not only Russia, but in the world. The cultural explosion that took place in the period from 17th till the late 19th century in the city made it extremely beautiful and famous for the architecture that is now completely preserved. However, St Petersbourg is famous for the unique Orthodox architectural monuments and is now home of one of the most impressive cathedrals in the world - Church of the Savior More

Sep
3

The Modern Interior Design Approaches

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The Modern Interior Design Approaches

With the advance of technology and the innovative architectural methods, people are getting more and more simple in their requirements for the perfect interior design configurations of their homes or offices. Currently, the major combination for the perfect home ( according to a research by Mark Druhgheller, a Swiss architect and designer ) is a large space with huge windows and minor furniture, primarily on one level. The main colours are either the white or the black (for furniture mainly) More

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