The heritage of Mexico City is extremely rich and diverse due to a long history that overlays like layers above the urban fabric since pre-Hispanic times. Currently, it is one of the largest cities in the world, and its heritage is reflected in its architecture, museums, historical sites, cultural traditions, protected sites, gastronomy, and much more. This chronology has been evidenced through various historical records. However, contemporary recording is essential in moments where we are writing history immediately with different digital tools.
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The Architectural Heritage of the Valley of Mexico Through the Eyes of Santiago Arau
https://www.archdaily.com/1010733/the-architectural-heritage-of-the-valley-of-mexico-through-the-eyes-of-santiago-arauMónica Arellano
10 Striking GIFs That Bring Europe's Architectural Landmarks to Life
Funded through Kickstarter, Luke Shepard’s short film Night Vision is a “visual exploration of European buildings, monuments and landmarks after dark.” The film travels through 36 cities across 21 European countries, “creating image sequences of some of the most awe-inspiring European buildings.”
Shepard has also created a series of GIFs in conjunction with Night Vision, revealing in just a few seconds the beauty of 10 European heritage landmarks, ranging from the Metropolis building in Spain (featured above) to the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin.
View the GIFs after the break.
https://www.archdaily.com/776725/10-striking-gifs-that-bring-europes-architectural-landmarks-to-lifeNicolás Valencia
Castillo de Cumbres Mayores Rehabilitation / Republica DM
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Architects: Republica DM
- Area: 3362 m²
https://www.archdaily.com/362690/castillo-de-cumbres-mayores-rehabilitation-republica-dmFernanda Castro