parasitic architecture
is defined as a building that is attached to an existing larger structure. It developed in response to the need to solve common city problems such as high rents and a lack of space, and even to provide respite from suffocating heat as congestion builds in urban areas.
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is defined as a building that is attached to an existing larger structure. It developed in response to the need to solve common city problems such as high rents and a lack of space, and even to provide respite from suffocating heat as congestion builds in urban areas.
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What famous monument, apart from the eiffel tower, did Gustave Eiffel had a hand in designing?
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41%
Statue of liberty
20%
Tower of london
26%
Arc de Triomphe
13%
Hall of Mirrors at Versailles
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https://worldarchitecture.org/architecture-news/evfph/wooden-interlocking-diamonds-form-this-cartier-store-designed-by-klein-dytham-architecture-in-osaka.html
https://worldarchitecture.org/architecture-news/evfph/wooden-interlocking-diamonds-form-this-cartier-store-designed-by-klein-dytham-architecture-in-osaka.html
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Wooden interlocking diamonds form this Cartier store designed by Klein Dytham Architecture in Osaka
World Architecture Community News - Wooden interlocking diamonds form this Cartier store designed by Klein Dytham Architecture in Osaka
What was the world's tallest human-made structure from 1899 to 1929?
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66%
Eiffel tower
8%
Chrysler building
5%
Lincoln memorial
22%
Empire state building
This brilliant illustration shows how much public space we've surrendered to cars. by: Swedish artist Karl Jilg
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