Aqua Vitae for Last Unit "Exploration"

Stonehenge

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Pyramid


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Turgeano House: fluidity

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1334/887297758_28396bd235.jpg










Seattle Public Library

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4d/Seattle_Public_Library.jpg










Disney Concert Hall

http://stephybdesigns.com/project02/pages/images/99_disney_concert_hall_lg.jpg







Atlantis Apartments: Arquitectonica

http://brickellmiamicondos.com/condo/main_image/2/medium/Atlantis_Main.jpg








Birds Nest

http://images.beijing2008.cn/20070703/Img214104887.jpg








Monticello

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Fallingwater

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As we have been living our lives in the earth, time goes and history flows, too. With this, the flow of water cannot be stopped by itself and all architectural history flows like water. From Stonehenge to Fallingwater, it is same as flow of history which includes that nobody will recognize before it happens. In other words, people will be able to recognize an architecture when an architecture is built as looking back to history.





By Kristina Ragan & Young Moon