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Guimarães

- Francisco Amaral

The North pronunciation

Publication No. 8368

Deep in Forest ©

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Paço dos Duques de Bragança de Guimarães is a medieval estate and former residence of the first Duke of Bragança, located in the historical centre of Guimarães, in the north-western part of Portugal.

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Portuguese Communist Party. Guimaraes, March 2016.

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© Rüdiger Fritsche

Tiles of Portugal

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The Library of Mafra National Palace, Portugal

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Palácio Nacional da Pena - Portugal (by Stròlic Furlàn - Davide Gabino) 

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Chapel in São Vicente  ⛪

Madeira 🇵🇹 | vitor.esteves

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Felgueiras, Porto, Portugal

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@archpics: Desde el fondo del pozo de la Quinta da Regaleira en Sintra. Portugal. Foto de Mr Friks.

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Soft wind; reckless waves.

Cascais, Portugal.

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Sculptural Stacks at Cornell University

Cornell University’s planned Ho Fine Arts Library will feature a technology-driven design that hopes to balance digital databases with the printed word. This balance will be evident in the building itself, since the proposed design by Cornell AAP (Cornell University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning) alum Wolfgang Tschapeller combines a careful restoration of the brick exterior of Rand Hall, former home to Cornell’s architecture studios, with an innovative re-ordering of its upper stories.

“The design for the Fine Arts Library is an immediate and quite physical invitation to discover an extraordinary collection that appears as one big volume, visible in its entirety upon entering,” says Tschapeller. “The winding staircases are the keys to enter this volume of knowledge, browse, read, and wonder.”

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Cologne Cathedral, Germany (by Brian)

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