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To celebrate this week's report, we're truly thrilled to present to you EDITION 8 featuring our Top 3 publications:
1. A towering sacred building of historic importance from Colombia 2. A world-famous neighborhood with iconic architecture from USA 3. An amazing shopping mall with modern features from Venezuela
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But the view of this temple is equally enjoyable and look at its impressive eclectic style architecture. I confess that at first I thought that the style was colonial baroque, but it is easy to get confused when several styles are mixed as happens in eclecticism, but researching clears the doubts. The truth is that I loved this work of art in the heart of El Poblado Medellín. See the bell tower with the clock among the architectural elements that adorn it.
It is Oak Park, it looks like the typical residential neighborhood that we have seen in so many American series and movies, a typical setting for any typical American family. Well, they are real, and it seems to me that you have to break the routine, even while traveling and also discover other areas that are not normally visited, much less photographed. We feel another atmosphere, of the real life of a city. That is.
This large architectural complex impresses even from its external part due to how immensity it can be visualized where important economic activities are carried out, it should be noted that this shopping center is fully operational and all its annexes are operating and generating activities economical, this is positive in terms of other shopping centers that I have visited in the country that I have seen that many of their stores are completely empty.
