Traditional Festivity Las Fallas 2007 in Valencia, Spain

Las Fallas is a Day Nineteen annual traditional festival celebrated in Valencia, Spain. The festival has its origins in the eighteenth century, when carpenters burned the remains of a rigorous work winters in honor of their patron St. Joseph. Over the years, lots of leftovers turned into huge statues of wood and paper, known as La falla, humorously criticizing society. The actual statues are often... 

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The Wave by DBI Design, Australia

The Wave, an Australian residential tower was designed by DBI Design is located in Queensland, Australia. “The Wave”, a catchy turn of housing and retail tower on the Gold Coast of Queensland, has left a number of renowned international events in its wake to take the silver medal in the annual Emporis Skyscraper Awards. The 35-story tower, gets its name from an external waveform designed... 

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