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Showing posts with label arquitectura. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arquitectura. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Feng Shui and stunning architecture

According to the ancient tradition of Feng Shui, the environment in which we live in possesses an amazing influence on our health, success and our happiness. Therefore, the way we furnish our home’s interior – furniture, decorations, color of the walls, unique characteristics of doors and windows, has tremendous impact on the flow of energy (the chi) through our abode.
Posted by manuelr at 9:53 AM No comments:
Labels: arquitectura, tailandia feng shui

Thursday, January 11, 2007

Tejados

Asi son las casas en Tailandia: madera de teka, techos muy altos, tejados en pico y ladrillos de ceramica en verde, amarillo y rojo.
Posted by manuelr at 7:05 PM No comments:
Labels: arquitectura, tailandia, teka
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