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Dnipro, Ukraine New post! Link in bio to ‘An Ins

Dnipro, Ukraine New post! Link in bio to ‘An Insider’s Guide to Dnipro: Opening up a Closed City’ ........Image of Poplavok Cafe appearing to rise up out of the mist. 1976 architect Sergei Brusov. Image with thanks to Dnipro local @timesnewroman14_shots

“The Callam Offices were the first example in Au

“The Callam Offices were the first example in Australia of an office building where the complete perimeter structure is supported by suspension cables. It was designed for a flood plain in the wake of the 1971 Woden flood that killed seven people Woden, Canberra, Australia 1981” The offices is one of five office complexes commissioned by the National Capital Development Commission in the 1960s and 1970s. Another (Edmund Barton Offices) by Bauhaus trained Harry Seidler and Associates,info with thanks to Canberra.tracks.gov. Architects:John Andrews International.

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Was this the worlds tallest mosaic in 1968? Beauti

Was this the worlds tallest mosaic in 1968? Beautifully restored in 2015, according to local folklore the mosaic adorning the 1968 Rainbow Tower of the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Honolulu was. It stands 286 feet high and 26 feet wide and the original used more than 16,000 multicoloured tiles. My question is - having shared and seen so many photos of massive soviet mosaics over the same period, was this actually the tallest or was there something somewhere In the East to rival it not known by the Hilton Corporation. Don’t know the answer! 1968, the height of the Cold War. Was this just another battle ground - my mosaic is taller than your mosaic:) Photo with thanks to @amateurarchphotographer From another angle over at @greyscapeworld

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