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How do you build a sacred place? |Baháʼí temple of chile architecture|
In the autumn of 2016, Mr. Hariri successfully concluded a project that he had initiated in 2003, namely the construction of the Bahá’í Temple of South America, situated in Santiago, Chile. This temple represents the final continental temple of the Bahá’í faith. It was secured through an international competition that involved a rigorous design process, attracting 185 entries from 80 countries. The temple is poised to become a significant architectural landmark located at the foothills of the Andes. It has already garnered several prestigious architecture awards. here, we’re going to read about his design process and thoughts of him. How he answered these two important questions “How do you design sacred space today?” And “How do you even define what's sacred today?” Hariri explained all in a TedTalk held in 2017.
By ArchiReader2 years ago in Art
Exploring the popular Music Genres of Uganda with Emmanuel Katto (Local Ugandan Journalist)
Uganda comprises more than 30 different ethnicities and tribes, and these tribes are the foundation of all the country's original music. For the past 200 years, the Baganda tribe has been the main driving force behind the country's culture and music. But all the other tribes have their own unique styles of music that have been passed down from one generation to the next since the 1800s. This diversity has led to a great mix of music and culture. In my (Emmanuel Katto) view, music is an essential element of a country’s culture which the citizens are proud of. Below are the popular music genres of Uganda.
By Emmanuel Katto2 years ago in Art
Pioneering Patchwork: Charting New Horizons of Custom Creations
Amidst a world fueled by innovation and imagination, Custom Patches are on the brink of an extraordinary renaissance. Propelled by innovative ideas and emerging trends, these unassuming fragments of fabric are poised to spearhead a revolution in the realm of personal expression and artistic originality. As we journey into uncharted territories, let's uncover the unexplored frontiers that are destined to shape the evolution of custom patches:
By john heggan2 years ago in Art
Art for our sake: five
For my fifth venture into the wonderous world depicted by the wonderful creators submitting their stories to the Vocal Art community, I have included some embedded links. Please let me know what you think. Is it too much or does it help give a useful preview of the works reviewed?
By Raymond G. Taylor2 years ago in Art
The Relentless Power of HANABIE Band
In the rambling metropolitan scene of Tokyo, where imagination flourishes and melodic development thrives, HANABIE remains as a powerful power, reshaping the Japanese music scene with their charging combination of Metal, Noisy Stone, and Troublemaker. With a smidgen of melodic In-your-face and Hip-jump impacts, this all-female group of four has touched off stages with their extreme sound and strong exhibitions. This article digs into the pith of HANABIE, investigating their class obscuring music, the capable individuals that make up the band, and their astounding excursion in the domain of J-Hip-bounce and Metalcore.
By Brooklyn Hart3 years ago in Art
Cut of Life: ''Metropolitan Material''
In the core of the clamoring city, in the midst of the steady murmur of traffic and the transcending high rises, a failed to remember back street lay secret like a mystery ready to be found. It was in this tight section, where spray painting covered walls met broke asphalt, that a gathering of improbable people ended up drawn together by the unlikeliest of interests.
By Jay Pratap Singh3 years ago in Art
"Echoes of Elysium: The Musical Haven"
In a small coastal town, music has always held a special place in the hearts of its inhabitants. The town's folklore speaks of a hidden cavern known as "Elysium," rumored to harbor the most exquisite sounds ever heard. Legends tell of the magical acoustics within the cavern that turn even the simplest melodies into transcendent symphonies.
By VICTOR ACHUMNOLE3 years ago in Art







