It’s really wonderful restaurant i never seen before, unique restaurant located in undersea for a visitor came to this place as unforgettable moment which we can eat a meal with a lot of fish surrounding you.short description about unique undersea restaurant : Dine 16 feet below sea level at Ithaa, the Conrad Maldives Rangali Island’s unique undersea restaurant. Marvel at 180° views of reef and marine life, sip champagne cocktails and sample Maldivian-Western fusion cuisine at this spectacular Maldives venue the world’s first all glass, undersea restaurant. Advance reservations are recommended please contact the resort to make a booking up to 14 days prior to arrival. We regret we cannot accept dinner reservations for children aged under 12.

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The Neue National Gallery in Berlin (1968), will be leading the work of German architect, Mies van der Rohe. A building in which patents are clearly legible and the tenets and how to work the architect, and where the concept of “less is more” becomes absolute sense.This building was a new way of thinking and [...]

This is also a Modern Architecture Casa no Geres House that is easy to love from certain perspectives and from others, it looks quite unsuitable for its surroundings. From some angles, the house seems like an accident, some kind of a mishap with transportation containers and building materials. One part of the building is [...]

Located on a nature preserve in the beautiful Santa Lucia Mountains, this home’s stunning site consists of oak forests and steep meadows, which strongly constrained and inspired our unconventional design. In order to reduce the impact of our buildings, we sank them into the ground and planted the overhanging roofs with tall native grasses. We also divided the spaces into a series of “pavilions” to break up the house’s overall mass. After passing through an entry grove, visitors can see distant views in-between and over the various building elements. As they are drawn into the widening view, they are led down from the tree-lined ridge to a large terrace that serves as an outdoor living room for the house.