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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Today's archidose #594
Here are some photos of the Almedina Bookstore at Arrábida Mall in Gaia, Portugal by Manuel and Francisco Aires Mateus (2002). Photographs are by Paulo Tavares Pereira.
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I like the arches. Cool design
ReplyDeleteWow! It looks like a library to me than a bookstore! Looks great :)
ReplyDeleteBecause an epic library is epic!
ReplyDeleteWe should really appreciate libraries more often because it is the foundation of knowledge rather than the internet which sometimes give us wrong info.