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The ancient city of Harar, known as the “Jugol,” is famous for its unique architecture and walls. How many gates originally pierced its defensive walls?
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13%
3
50%
5
28%
7
9%
9
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The Great Temple of Yeha, one of Ethiopia’s oldest structures, dates back to around 700 BC. Which pre-Aksumite civilization is it associated with?
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37%
D’mt
18%
Nubia
26%
Sheba
19%
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The Optical Glass House by Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP Architects in downtown Hiroshima features a unique façade of 6,000 pure-glass blocks. This innovative design provides privacy and tranquility amidst the bustling city, while allowing residents to enjoy a serene garden view, refracted sunlight patterns, and a connection to the changing seasons.
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The Twist Museum | by BIG
A stunning architectural marvel in Norway, The Twist by BIG spans the Randselva River as both a bridge and an art museum. Located in Kistefos Sculpture Park, it twists 90° at its center, creating a dynamic exhibition space that seamlessly connects two forested riverbanks.
With 1,000m² of exhibition space, it doubles Kistefos’ indoor gallery area while showcasing works by artists like Anish Kapoor, Yayoi Kusama, and Olafur Eliasson. Clad in 40cm aluminum panels, its unique form resembles stacked books in motion.
A true blend of nature, infrastructure, and contemporary art!
@unityarch
A stunning architectural marvel in Norway, The Twist by BIG spans the Randselva River as both a bridge and an art museum. Located in Kistefos Sculpture Park, it twists 90° at its center, creating a dynamic exhibition space that seamlessly connects two forested riverbanks.
With 1,000m² of exhibition space, it doubles Kistefos’ indoor gallery area while showcasing works by artists like Anish Kapoor, Yayoi Kusama, and Olafur Eliasson. Clad in 40cm aluminum panels, its unique form resembles stacked books in motion.
A true blend of nature, infrastructure, and contemporary art!
@unityarch
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