Defensa by Diego Epstein on Flickr.
estenopeica 42+ by val- on Flickr.
Calle Reconquista by Hotu Matua on Flickr.
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Centro de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires
estenopeica 18+ by val- on Flickr.
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“Exif”:
·Cámara: www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=381822648520014&set=a…
· Negativo de papel ByN semimate, puesto curvado en la lata.
· Revelado casero, positivado digital.
· f/162
· 21/05/12
· 15:30hs aprox.
· t= 105 seg
deadline by RegiCardoso on Flickr.
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… the time is gone / the song is over…
www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOMd7CSt0KU
Life in Puerto Madero by Bruno Belcastro on Flickr.
Giants by Bruno Belcastro on Flickr.
lluvia y viento para todos by Mariox Bicentenario on Flickr.
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San Telmo,
Buenos Aires,
Argentina
el hombre invisible by Mariox Bicentenario on Flickr.
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San Telmo,
Buenos Aires,
Argentina
+ Lucero en el crepúsculo by Adolfo Rozenfeld on Flickr.
Entre la Gente by Guillermo Puglia on Flickr.
Edificio Kavanagh - Buenos Aires by marcelo nacinovic on Flickr.
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Retiro - Buenos Aires - Argentina
O Edifício Kavanagh está localizado na calle Florida em frente a Plaza San Martín.
Foi projetado em 1933 pelos arquitetos Gregorio Sánchez, Ernesto Lagos e Ernesto Luis María de la Torre, e foi inaugurado em 1936.
O Kavanagh é um dos símbolos do movimento moderno Argentino com grande influência Art Deco.
O edifício é constituído por térreo e 30 andares com 102 apartamentos.
Foi o edifício mais alto da América do Sul por muitos anos.
Foi declarado Monumento Histórico Nacional em 1999.
Em 1939 recebeu prêmio do Instituto Americano de Arquitetos.
Foi declarado patrimonio mundial pela UNESCO.
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The Kavanagh building is located on Calle Florida in front of Plaza San Martín.
It was designed in 1933 by architects Gregorio Sánchez, Ernesto Ernesto Lagos and Luis Maria de la Torre, and was opened in 1936.
The Kavanagh is one of the symbols of the Argentine modern movement with Art Deco influence.
The building consists of basement, ground floor and 30 floors with 102 apartments.
It was the tallest building in South America for many years.
It was declared a National Historic Monument in 1999.
In 1939 he received an award from the American Institute of Architects.
It was declared World Heritage by UNESCO.
