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Van Nellefabriek
The Van Nellefabriek factory was designed and built in the 1920s, on the banks of a canal in the industrial area of Spaanse Polder, northwest of Rotterdam. One of the landmarks of 20th century industrial architecture, the factory consists of a factory complex with a facade made mainly of steel and glass, making extensive use of curtain wall principles. It was conceived as an "ideal factory", open to the outside world, with internal work spaces that evolved according to needs and took advantage of daylight to provide comfortable working conditions. It embodied a new type of factory, becoming a symbol of modernist and functionalist culture in the interwar period, and a testament to the Netherlands' long commercial and industrial history in the import and processing of food from tropical countries and their industrial processing for sale in Europe.
Fagus Factory in Alfeld
The Fagus factory in Alfeld is a complex of 10 buildings, which was built around 1910 to a design by Walter Gropius and is a milestone in the development of modern architecture and industrial design. Located in Alfeld an der Leine in Lower Saxony, the complex serves all stages of last manufacturing, storage and dispatch for the shoe industry and is still in operation today. With its groundbreaking large glass panels and functionalist aesthetic, the complex foreshadowed the work of the Bauhaus school and is a milestone in the development of architecture in Europe and North America.
Namhansanseong
Namhansanseong Fortress was the emergency capital of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), located in a mountainous area 25 km southeast of Seoul. Built and guarded by Buddhist monks, the fortress could accommodate 4,000 people and served important administrative and military functions. Its earliest remains date back to the 7th century, but it was rebuilt several times, especially in the early 17th century to guard against attacks by the Qing Dynasty. The city embodies a synthesis of defensive military engineering concepts of the time, based on Chinese and Japanese influences, and changes in the art of defense after the introduction of weapons using gunpowder from the West. Inhabited since ancient times and long a provincial capital, the city contains a variety of military, civil and religious buildings that became a symbol of Korean sovereignty.
Kazan Federal University Astronomical Observatory
The heritage site consists of two parts: one is located in the historical center of Kazan, and the other is located in the forest area in the western suburbs of the city. The Kazan City Observatory was built in 1837 on the campus of Kazan Federal University. It has a semicircular outer wall and three domed towers, where astronomical instruments are placed. The Engelhardt Observatory in the suburbs includes a sky observation building and a residential building, all located in a park. The observatory has preserved complete astronomical instruments and now mainly serves an educational function.
Outer Jinshui Bridge
The location of the Waijinshui Bridge is in strict correspondence with the five arch gates of the Tiananmen Tower and the south gate of the Imperial Ancestral Temple and the Altar of Land and Grain. The layout of the bridge, the width of the bridge deck, the form of the capital and the decorative details all reflect the principle of "selecting the middle". As the leading area to the imperial city of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Waijinshui Bridge was the only way from the imperial city to the southern suburbs for sacrifice in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is also the ceremonial space for major national celebrations today, and it has always assumed an important ceremonial function. The Waijinshui Bridge is located on the Waijinshui River on the south side of Tiananmen. The bridge body is located opposite to the arch gate of the tower, and the distance between the bridges is basically the same. They are symmetrically distributed along the central axis of Beijing. The Waijinshui Bridge is shaped like a jade belt, and it is combined with the Tiananmen Tower to form a symbolic ceremonial space and form. The five bridges of the Waijinshui Bridge are basically the same in shape. They are all three-arch arch-style white marble bridges. The plane is in the shape of a "工" character with a narrow middle and wide ends. The shape is unique, but the scale and decorative details are different. The architectural level decreases from the middle to the sides. The Outer Golden Water Bridge corresponds to the Inner Golden Water Bridge in front of the Taihe Gate of the Forbidden City. It has played an important ceremonial function since the Ming Dynasty. The bridge in the middle is called the Imperial Road Bridge, which was used exclusively by the emperor during the Ming and Qing dynasties. The left and right sides of the Imperial Road Bridge are the Prince Bridges, which are used by the princes of the imperial clan. The two ends are the Grade Bridges, which are used by civil and military officials above the third grade. The bridges corresponding to the Imperial Ancestral Temple and the Altar of Land and Grain are called the Gongsheng Bridges. Today, the Outer Golden Water Bridge is still the main passage connecting the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. The Outer Golden Water Bridge was first built in the 15th year of the Yongle reign of the Ming Dynasty (1417). There were only three bridges at first. After the reconstruction in the first year of the Chenghua reign of the Ming Dynasty (1465), the number increased to seven. The existing bridge was rebuilt in the 29th year of the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty (1690).
White Deer Park
Bailu Park is located in Wangsiying Township in the southern part of Chaoyang District, echoing Guta Park. The planned land area is 430 mu. The area was a place for the royal family to raise white deer during the Ming Dynasty, so it was named "Bailu Park". The park is based on the principle of "landscape is the premise, characteristics are the key, and culture is the soul". It relies on the natural woodland landscape of the suburban park, emphasizes the continuation and inheritance of the traditional cultural context of the region, and integrates ecological leisure, fitness and entertainment into a suburban forest park. The park landscape has four creative features: "ecological priority", "highlighting characteristics", "culture as the soul", and "people-oriented". The park is mainly divided into four functional areas: "Blue Sea Seeking Source" cultural and leisure area; "Summer Brocade Red Maple" central landscape area; "Gorgeous Autumn Fruit" Autumn Fruit Garden Scenic Area; "Leisure Forest and Emotion" green leisure and sports area.
Tianjin Tropical Botanical Garden
Tianjin Tropical Botanical Garden is located at Bridge No. 7 of Tianjin Outer Ring Road, next to Caozhuang Flower Market, the largest flower distribution center in North China. With a total investment of 260 million yuan, it covers an area of 500 mu and a construction area of 40,000 square meters. It is a large, fully transparent steel structure building that integrates viewing, entertainment, leisure shopping, and popular science education. It is the largest indoor botanical garden in Asia and can be compared with the famous "Garden of Eden" in the UK. Its completion and opening has added a special tourist attraction to Tianjin. Tianjin Tropical Botanical Garden is the first in the domestic industry to use advanced environmentally friendly and energy-saving gas radiation heating systems, intelligent ventilation, sunshade, cooling technology and other equipment, and use modern greenhouses in the northern region to create tropical landscapes and develop plant sightseeing tourism units. The main focus is on plant landscaping, and according to the suitable living conditions required by plants, a landscape environment that adapts to the native environment of plants is created. The Tianjin Tropical Botanical Garden project was listed by the Tianjin Municipal People's Government as one of the 20 practical things to improve the lives of urban and rural people in 2003; it was recognized as a Tianjin Youth Science Education Base by the Tianjin Municipal Education Commission, the Municipal Science and Technology Commission, and the Municipal Science and Technology Association; it was rated as a national AAAA-level scenic spot by the National Tourism Administration in June 2004; and it was rated as a national youth science education base in 2005. More than 2,000 species and more than 300,000 plants of tropical and subtropical plants are planted in the Tianjin Tropical Botanical Garden. The dense and towering trees in the tropical rainforest and the spectacular rainforest phenomena such as single trees forming forests and strangling are moved to the botanical garden in a wonderful way, so that citizens living in the north can enjoy the scenery of the south at their doorstep. The botanical garden is not restricted by seasons and weather. It has a constant temperature throughout the year, with a temperature above 20℃ and a humidity above 70%. The garden is always full of spring colors, birds singing and flowers blooming throughout the year, and the scenery of the south is refreshing. Visitors strolling in the garden can't help but sigh, "If I had known there was such a garden earlier, why would I have gone to the south of the Yangtze River?" Some foreign friends even suggested that they must visit the Tropical Botanical Garden to enjoy the scenery of the northern land and the southern country when they come to Tianjin. Tianjin Tropical Botanical Garden is divided into four functional areas, namely: Service Hall, Flower Hall, Science and Education Hall, and Rainforest Hall. In the center of the entrance to the Flower Hall, the scene of the great leader Chairman Mao Zedong personally coming here to inspect agricultural production on September 19, 1959 and having a cordial conversation with farmers in the fields is vividly reproduced. Behind the statue, the colorful musical fountain sprinkles thousands of rays of light. Thousands of seasonal flowers of all seasons are colorful and gorgeous; Canary date palms imported from Australia stand among the flowers; stalactites, Lingbi, Taihu Xuanyin, and elegant stone scenery complement each other. In the desert area, you can fully appreciate the unique charm of desert plants in the fully enclosed dry and hot climate environment created by artificial means. The beautiful tropical landscape of the Tropical Botanical Garden not only attracts tourists from all directions, but also attracts the attention of many newlyweds. Nowadays, nearly a hundred couples go to the garden to take wedding photos every day, and regard the beautiful scenery of the botanical garden as a lifetime treasure. There are also many newlyweds who go to the botanical garden to shoot outdoor scenes on the wedding day, which also adds a festive scenery to the botanical garden. The Tropical Botanical Garden has now become the first choice for green ecological activities such as wedding ceremonies, friends gatherings, and family outings. The completion and opening of the Zhongbei Canal Ice Sculpture Park in 2009 formed a strong contrast between cold and heat with the Tropical Botanical Garden, allowing tourists to experience the ultimate excitement of "traveling all over the north and south in one day, and experiencing cold and warm in one trip". In 2010, the Zhongbei Town Government once again spent a huge amount of money to build a 4D cinema in the park. From then on, the Botanical Garden has moved from a sightseeing and tourist attraction to a comprehensive amusement attraction integrating sightseeing and entertainment.
Dongli Lake Langju Hot Spring Valley
Tianjin Dongli Lake Langju Hot Spring Valley is currently the largest comprehensive indoor water hot spring entertainment project in Asia, covering an area of 55,000 square meters, integrating multiple service functions such as recuperation and leisure, catering and entertainment, vacation meetings, sports and fitness, business travel, etc. There are dozens of world-popular spa equipment such as differential bath, surfing bath, Vichy bath, flower bath, massage bath, foot bath, top spray bath, acupuncture bath, etc. It uses artificial or natural physical factors to act on the human body to produce a favorable reaction to achieve the purpose of preventing and treating diseases. Physical factors cause human body reactions through direct effects on local areas and indirect effects on nerves and body fluids, adjust blood circulation, improve nutritional metabolism, enhance immune function, regulate nervous system functions, and promote tissue repair, thereby eliminating pathogenic factors, improving pathological processes, and achieving the purpose of curing diseases.
Jiangfu Park
Jiangfu Park is located on the east side of Jiangtai area in Chaoyang District. It is one of the park ring projects in Beijing's green isolation area and an important part of the 58 important practical matters directly related to the lives of the people by the Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government in 2007. The park has a planned area of 58 hectares and has been implemented in two phases since 2007. The first phase covers an area of 24 hectares and was completed and opened in April 2008. After its completion, Jiangfu Park has become the largest park green space in the Electronic City, Jiuxianqiao and Jiangtai areas, enriching the urban functions of this area, improving the image of the urban environment, and providing residents with a beautiful leisure, fitness and entertainment environment.