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Did you miss us? Our apologies for the long absence as we were extremely busy during the last few weeks due to real-life responsibilities. As hectic as our schedules were, it was likewise a great opportunity for us to reflect on the future goals of our beloved community. Moving forward, we have great news to share!

From now onwards, our weekly curation report will be officially rebranded as Architecture Anthology™! Our previous one known as Architecture Brew will be discontinued effective immediately. Because of the professional nature of the global industries indicated in our community's content coverage, we believe that this minor shift to a more appropriate title would be more suitable for their respective descriptions. We trust that our avid followers and distinguished authors would be pleased with the new name change as we still continuously deliver exceptional architecture and design publications to the masses in partnership with Hive. As always. we constantly value your tremendous support and are sincerely grateful for it.

Welcome to Architecture Anthology™, the official Curated Content Catalog of Architecture+Design, your dedicated Hive Blockchain community covering digital content from various international locations about Architecture, Interior Design, Furniture Design, Urban Design, and Environmental Design.

To celebrate this week's Architecture Anthology™, we're truly delighted to highlight EDITION 1 featuring our Top 3 publications:

1. An interesting cafe with an environmental touch from Malaysia 2. An urban park with entertainment features from Venezuela 3. An iconic university and sports complex from the USA

Don't forget to also check out our "Runner-Up" entries for their remarkable contributions. Our heartfelt congratulations to all selected authors and their curated posts!

Our Champions for the Week:

(October 31 - November 6, 2022)

The site has great natural resources, rich in biodiversity and ecosystem. The owner of café maintain the existing site condition by preserved and tried not to cut the trees down. The nature rainforest hillside view is eye-catching when I first stepped in from the main entrance of the tree house. The existing nature rocks and borders are rearranged as staircase to lead the visitors to walk inside the tree house compound.

In the center of the park an acoustic shell was built, with a semicircular shape and an auditorium with stairs arranged in a spiral, it has stairs on both sides to go up and down, it is also surrounded by many trees, which makes the stay very cool and pleasant, as long as the visit is in the early morning or in the afternoon when the sun is setting; Next to the acoustic shell is an office of the symphony orchestra.

And behind it, a large squared and illuminated building, each window with its light, to discover that it was one of the libraries, I imagine that the main one. I stared at the grand façade of the huge library, because the dimensions of everything were larger than expected or to which I was used to. Different styles, modern outside and more classical inside. And inside also silence, normal, many students who were perhaps not aware of what was around them, fixed on their things to do.

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