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Frank O. Gehry, a popular draftsman behind eon building Guggenheim Museum Bilbao has taken a step ahead in erecting a tavern or to be precise a wine hotel offering a pilgrimage to all wine addicts in Spain. Called the Marques De Riscal, the metal masterpiece is positioned in the heart of the Rioja wine region of Spain and houses a variety of vintage wine and barreled wine detailing 16,000 bottles. After enjoying a wine-bath, guests are allowed to feel comfortable in cozy lodge featuring elegant interiors. The Marques De Riscal features its own chateau offering an interesting stroll to its savvy guests.
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The composite arched outline with titanium-polished curves across the body offers an interesting blend of patterns and colors, making it look no less than a landscape. The matchless erection of such an estate deserves a calculated budget of $100 million.


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I have a fad for diving in a perpetuity edge pools but since now everyone has access to them, I kind of have lost interest in them. Lately, I came across a Killer-Pool (cum house) constructed by Corona y P. Amaral Arquitectos. The designer architecture of this pool is exceptional as you don’t feel like you’re suspended on the crag but rather floating in the sky. Regrettably, there is hardly any information available about this elite house designed by Arsenio Pérez Amaral except that it is positioned in the Canary Islands, Spain.

The beautiful views are like a treat to the eyes. So enjoy!

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