Hiraizumi: temples and gardens as an image of a sacred landscape
Nature participates in the religious spatial organization.
Nature participates in the religious spatial organization.
The ensemble includes religious, educational and everyday public buildings.
Conservation concerns the entire settlement and the surrounding area, not just individual houses.
Early Buddhist wooden monuments are preserved in the Horyuji area. Their importance is also in adapting architectural models to Japanese environments.
Humberstone and Santa Laura are associated with saltpeter processing in Chile’s desert. Their heritage includes industrial organization and workers’ community life.
The Maltese hypogeus shows a different way to create architecture.
The metal structure is part of a wider manufacturing region.
Maidan Emam Square collects monumental buildings in a common frame. The continuous end is as important as the individual facades.
Mounds, runestones and a church present different cultural layers.
Radio telescopes and service buildings form a technological ensemble.
The material and repetition of the supports are important for the reading of the ensemble.
The archaeological site shows connections far beyond the local region.