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Odessa Beach
it’s all like inspiration
At the same time diverse and bizarre
You can look at it forever
It’s cool way to dream and think about the meaning of life.
Tanya, Ukraine
Yeah, this photo is quite banal view of Moscow. But it was so amazing, so imprasing, that i did not mind downpour rain!
Marina, Russia
There is so much in Nature if we just take a look around… This picture is from The Black Sea seaside, local men collect all what can sea give. They apply all their fantasy and skills for inventing different decorations for ladies.
The most interesting is that you don’t have to go for special place for [...]
Basis factors of the solution of spatial composition of private mansions were peculiarities of comprehension (lack of visual restrictions, gradual exposition while approaching) and it’s exposition against the surrounding nature. Private mansions were in focus of the places of culture, centers of communication, rest, meetings, museum exposition and even dissemination of advanced experience of [...]
Categories: 2010-09-12 - Open air on the estates Medici in the environments of Florence and Lastra a Signa, Architectural Itineraries, Architecture, Heritage, Intercultural Dialogue, Workshops RDB Foundation
Students of architecture from different European countries will meet and work together in Florence, Italy, the cradle of the Renaissance. The aim consist in studying Renaissance architecture in its authentic place. The Project goes on for four years and covers the period from 1400 to 1600.
The name, Touches of the Renaissance, is meant both literally [...]
The building of Russian Orthodox Church in Florence was designed by two architects Preobrashenskij and Boccini and looks similar in appearance with the St Basil’s cathedral in Moscow.
The interior of the Russian Orthodox Church in Florence (Via Leone) is richly decorated with mural paintings in Byzantine eclecticism style. They are very impressive and contribute to [...]
Playing chess in the back yard of the Old Pinakothek in Munich (Germany).
And how do you spend your free time ? ))
Antonina, Ukraine
It was really great to enjoy a performance of a flamenco group from Malaga on the main city square of Munich.
Surprising…
Ole!!!…
Antonina, Ukraine
If you explore old quarters of Bari walking along its streets you will never forget where you are!
So many signs which remind you: you are here, in the city which is under heavenly patronage of Saint Nicholas!
Antonina Chaban
If this house evolves to a human being…?
I am sure, it will be a woman…
A modern woman in a historic dress, elegant wolfette which wears sun’glasses and loves sunlight.
Antonina Chaban, Ukraine
Bari, where I went actually just because of Saint Nicholas, impressed me very much. I did not expect and I had never seen before such deep and many-sided contrasts of a city……..
historical spirit of Roman times – and noise of modern city in 15 minutes to walk….
dazzling white stone walls of old houses, palm-trees and [...]
Provincial town in Argentina. An undistinguished urban ladscape.
Just wondering how the evening sun after the rain makes it amazing…picturesque !
Nowhere else I have seen such pure, contrasting and saturate colours of the nature as in Argentina!
Antonina, Ukraine
Everyone wants to take a piece of Art with him, even when it’s just printed with a modern machine… well, this is one of the most loyal example of human appetite for a sense of ownership.
Shorena, Georgia
You won’t miss Firenze! You just shouldn’t!
The signs are everywhere, they help people orient. If You know the sign, you know your next move. They are unique, some of them doesn’t have text, they just don’t need it, so self speakable are they, it is kind of international language. The first signs were made on the [...]
I thought this was rather annoying at the time of the picture because it was making the traffic move slowly and it was hot, but now looking back I think it’s rather funny and fair to allow everbody on the road with their own unique form of transportation.
Nick, USA
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