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Seuthopolis, Bulgaria: A City That's Built at the Bottom of a Lake
Not on an island, but actually below water level. It's the ancient city of Seuthopolis, in Bulgaria, which was discovered in 1948. Six years later, a dam was destroyed and it was covered in water, ending up at the bottom of a huge lake. Now, the city is being unearthed via the most insane architectural project ever.
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"This 120-year-old “minka” (a Japanese private house) in Shiga Prefecture not far from Kyoto was renovated inside in 2007. Architect Chikara Ono of Sinato in Tokyo has performed a brilliant facelift inside the old house by placing a huge white table with the size of 6 tatami mats (107 square feet) as a hub of the owner’s day to day life."
National Tourist Routes Projects / 70ºN Arkitektur | Arch Daily
Lofoten Islands
Svalbard Science Center / JVA » Plataforma Arquitectura
Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway
