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Casa Pàdua, Barcelona, Spain,

Designed by Jeroni Granel y Manresa,

Photo by Miguel Borrell

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This is what heaven looks like, I'm sure of it.

This is the ultimate slice of paradise, like heaven on Earth.

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This is what heaven looks like, I'm sure of it.

Feast your eyes on heaven's embrace - pure bliss in every pixel.

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This is what heaven looks like, I'm sure of it. Feast your eyes on heaven's embrace - pure bliss in every pixel.

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Temple of Apollo, Portara, Naxos, Greece

Credit: Athan Andreas

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Levan Kiknavelidze Photography

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Levan Kiknavelidze Photography

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The Sacred Well of Predio Canopoli, Perfugas, Sardinia, Italy,

Late Bronze Age, 1500-1250 BCE,

At least 3,500 years old, The Sacred Well of Predio Canapoli was discovered in 1924.

The Temple is recognized for its architectural refinement within Nuragic Sardinian culture.

The structure features a isodomic building technique, made from stones of uniform size with remarkable precision.

Its layout includes a narrow staircase leading to the well chamber, an atrium, stone seats on the walls, and a block table with a tray and channel carved into it.

The well temple was constructed with precisely cut limestone ashlar squared stones sourced from the Laerru area. In many Nuragic constructions, there is an ambition to achieve symmetrical perfection, showcased by their skillful masonry and precision.

The well itself is part of a larger sacred complex that includes remnants of a village and a megaron-style temple. Surrounding the Predio Canapoli are scarce 'ritual deposits' with artifacts recovered that have been dated to be from as early as the 9th century BC.

Sardinia is rich with preserved history and the Sacred Well of Predio Canapoli is a great example of ancient Sardinian architecture

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"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"

Designed and carved by Frank Koralewsky

This took Korelewsky seven years to complete, and he won the gold medal at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in 1915.

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"Villa Lemoine," Bordeau, France,

Rem Koolhaas Architect,

BCDF Studio Photography

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PLATO Gallery, Ostrava, Czech Republic

KWK Promes Architects,

Image: © Jakub Certowicz; Courtesy of KWK Promes

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Glass and ironwork door, Vejer de la Frontera, Cádiz, Spain

Spencer Means Photography

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Johannes Plenio Photography

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A 12th Century Door,

Wells Cathedral, Somerset, United Kingdom.

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Courtesy of Oakoak Street Art

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Residence 222, Latsia, Nicosia, Cyprus,

Eraclis Papachristou Architects