Architecture Brew #29

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Place Isabel La Católica is the recreation center of La Castellana, it is a meeting place for culture and recreational activities. It has also been a gathering place for political events. In the Plaza the large trees provide a lot of shade and some bear fruit, such as the mango tree that is currently in its productive season, giving pilgrims a rich and delicious fruit, which makes the place cozy, ideal to sit with friends, family, acquaintances or with your partner to enjoy moments of sublime love like the one I recently lived with my wife, by the way, the mango tree was very generous with her and gave her the best of its fruits.

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Considering the size of land there were obviously multiple gates, we took our passage through the 3rd gate which allowed direct entry to the mini energy building amid the beauty of nature. This large leisure valley park was inaugurated in 2009 and is still running great. considering to the fact that this kind of concept is unique in the state it was well planned and executed on time.

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When one has arthritis or a knee injury, how safe is it to walk into the shower? Is it always as simple as one-two-three to get into a car, or does someone with a bad back need to plan ahead of time? The answer is no. Architects and designers should consider these questions in designing spaces. It can help expands our view on the design. Surprisingly, looking for design solutions that satisfy the demands of the disabled resulted in a superior overall design. It benefits both the able and the disabled.

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