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Carl Pruscha, an Architect Investigating Overlooked Territories

Copy Carl Pruscha, an Austrian architect who mainly dedicated his professional career to investigate and work closely in the field of regional architecture in the eastern world, a territory that was being overlooked at a time when the modern movement in architecture and in the rest of the world was booming. Through an overview of his life, we will highlight some of his most relevant works in Nepal and Sri Lanka and understand how Pruscha managed to stamp his unique visions of architecture and cities into his built projects. He was born in Innsbruck, Austria in 1936. After graduating from the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna with a Master’s degree in architecture, he later continued his studies in the United States, where he had his first practical experience working on projects in New York City. He began to stir his career towards urban planning while he was studying at Harvard, connecting with major exponent architects of the modernist movement, such as Josep Lluis Sert and Lewis Mu

Someries Castle: Ruined Manor Of English Soldier Sir John Wenlock

Someries Castle: Ruined Manor Of English Soldier Sir John Wenlock Although very grand, Someries Castle is not really a castle; rather, it is a manor house. It is believed that the estate was purchase by Sir John Wenlock from William de Someries sometime in the 1430s AD. Wenlock started to build Someries Castle on the grounds but did not complete it because he was killed in battle. Someries Castle, Sir John Wenlock And The Wars Of The Roses Between 1455 and 1485, a civil war occurred between two royal families: the House of York and the House of Lancaster. This civil war is referred to as the Wars of the Roses , with the white rose representing the House of York and the red rose representing the House of Lancaster. The war erupted as a result of King Henry VI’s weak rule. Although he had inherited the throne from his powerful father, King Henry V , Henry VI wasn’t interested in politics. Some even say he was too incompetent to rule.

Junqueira Building 156 / Luís Rebelo de Andrade

© João Guimarães Very close to Junqueira Fountain, 156, Rua da Junqueira is another well-kept secret in the city of Lisbon. There is nothing to alert an unsuspecting passer-by. However, anyone going through the iron gate that replaced the old iron door, will notice a reality that cannot be anticipated. The old warehouses have given way to a modern condominium of two rows of houses separated by a communal garden. The houses, designed in a language that is as sober as it is clear, evoke the old warehouses through the use of the brick that covers the façades and the iron visible in some of the architectural features.

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20140618:10:02:00

75% of the town. its nearly 400 residents evacuated, many returning to fiend little left. everything s gone. they found some of my mom s clothes three miles north. reporter: entire blocks of downtown flattened. brick buildings crumbled, the city hall gone. among the survivors the mayor of the town who managed to get his family into the basement here seconds before the tornado blew the rest of his house away. he was hurt but is expected to be okay. more than a dozen others were critically injured. at least two people including a 5-year-old girl were killed. she was in a trailer that was located right on main street. and was directly hit. reporter: sadness and resilience. kitty. come here, kitty, kitty. reporter: lost loved ones found. amy is going to love you. reporter: an inspiration to live up to this community s unusual but fitting motto. their motto is a town too tough to die. i think they re going to give it

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