Archive for January, 2009
The Sistine Chapel or the “Capella Sistina” is one of the must-visit places. The superb features have grabbed the attention of not just the typical tourist but that of notable artists. In fact, according to the famous German poet, novelist and scientist, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, “Without having seen the Sistine Chapel, one can form...
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Greek architecture became much promising only after Greece prospered during the 7th century BC. However, as noted by Krysta Cardinale, an expert in ancient Greek architecture, early Greek structures were too fickle. They were made out of mud and wood, which were undeniably too fragile to withstand the passage of centuries. As such, most of...
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Cambodia’s Angkor Wat is regarded as the largest temple around the globe. However, for architecture experts, this place of worship is much more than just a temple for the Khmer people. For those interested in structural design, the Angkor Wat is “the supreme masterpiece of Khmer architecture.” This place signifies the union of history, faith...
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