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!Khwa Cultural Center, South Africa 2019
Designed by KLG Architects
Noryangjin Sewage Walk
Choon Choi Architects | Adaptive Reuse of Abandoned Urban Infrastructure as Cultural Center | Contemplative Space, Seoul, South Korea 2022
Fluff Bakery
Designed by LTL Architects
Austrian Postal Savings Bank
Designed by Otto Wagner
Marlene Dietrich;s Living Room
Beverly Hills, California Designer Elsie De Wolfe
Jaipur Observatory
The Samrat Yantra (giant sundial) jantarmantar.org
Schloss Charlottenburg
Neutrino Catcher
Super-Kamiokande Neutrino Catcher developed by the ICRR
Sanssouci Music Room
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The Momoyama period was a time of political unification and cultural development in Japan.
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