andres2312 Google Earth en 3D
Con fotos del aire que empiezan a escanear, un mundo en 3D hoy podemos explorar.
andres2312 cómo les parece?☀️
alicecooks The Miami Ventanita
Grab a sweet colada at the window on the street, Keep the cool air inside while we talk in the heat.

alicecooks Ventanita design maximizes airflow and speed while creating a tactile gathering space.

alicecooks A strict social schedule dictates who visits the window throughout the day.
Fun Fact
Ventanita counters: They are traditionally built at elbow-height to allow patrons to lean comfortably while chatting.
Glossary
ventanita (noun)
A small window, especially one used as a walk-up counter for food and drinks. Felipe Valls Sr. designed the first modern version in 1963 at Miami's El Oso Blanco market.
A small window, especially one used as a walk-up counter for food and drinks. Felipe Valls Sr. designed the first modern version in 1963 at Miami's El Oso Blanco market.
Quiz
What is the main design feature of a ventanita that physically connects the sidewalk to the restaurant kitchen?
Reflection
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Achievement
Project completed!
I am a Master of Dark figures of world mythology


dforero A tiny peppercorn crossed oceans and deserts to reach medieval European kitchens.

andy Architects in Miami Beach borrowed design elements from luxury ocean liners to make landlocked hotels feel like glamorous sea voyages.
Fun Fact
Nautical hotels: Many Miami Beach Art Deco hotels were designed to look like cruise ships because ocean travel was considered the ultimate luxury in the 1930s.
Glossary
tropical deco (noun)
An architectural style that adapts traditional Art Deco elements to seaside environments using pastel colors and regional motifs. During the 1930s, Miami Beach architects popularized this style by incorporating regional marine and floral motifs.
An architectural style that adapts traditional Art Deco elements to seaside environments using pastel colors and regional motifs. During the 1930s, Miami Beach architects popularized this style by incorporating regional marine and floral motifs.
Quiz
Which famous Miami restaurant, opened in 1971, popularized the ventanita as a political and social hub?
Achievement
Project completed!
I am a Master of The rise of Billie Eilish

rub Las placas tectónicas
Bajo los pies se mueven a la vez, al ritmo en que tus uñas crecen cada mes.

gabrielluna75 Freezing winds sculpt Antarctic ice into strange towers resembling alien structures.
gabrielluna75 excelente,muy buena recreación

hue Irish astrophysicist Jocelyn Bell Burnell discovered the first neutron star in 1967 using a hand-built radio telescope.
Fun Fact
Neutron star density: A single teaspoon of neutron star material would weigh as much as Mount Everest.
Glossary
supernova (noun)
A star that suddenly increases greatly in brightness because of a catastrophic explosion that ejects most of its mass. In 1054, Chinese astronomers recorded one such explosion that created the famous Crab Nebula neutron star.
A star that suddenly increases greatly in brightness because of a catastrophic explosion that ejects most of its mass. In 1054, Chinese astronomers recorded one such explosion that created the famous Crab Nebula neutron star.





