sobre o património e a história da humanidade

1. NEW 7 WONDERS OF THE WORLD

2. GREECE* Centro da Decisão das 7 Maravilhas do Mundo Antigo

4. great pyramids of giza

5. statue of zeus, greece destruída

6. colossus of rhodes, greece destruída

7. ? hanging gardens of babylon, iraq não foram ainda encontrados vestígios

8. temple of artemis at ephesus, turkey destruído

9. mausoleum of halicarnassus, turkey destruído

10. lighthouse of alexandria, egypt destruído

13. Argentine-born American Cesar Pelli, architect of the Battery Park buildings in New York, the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Canary Wharf in the UK and the second tower of the new Hong Kong Financial Centre. The former Director General of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) is to take a leading role in the global New 7 Wonders project. Harry Seidler, one of Australia's finest architects, responsible for the design of numerous prestigious buildings in Sydney as well as further a field, both at home and abroad. The Vienna-born architect is also the author of "The Grand Tour“, a respected guide to the most beautiful buildings in the world. Zaha Hadid became the first woman to win the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize when she did so last year. She has designed buildings around the world and was described by judges as being "one of the most gifted practitioners of the art of architecture today." Tadao Ando was also awarded the Prizker Prize, in 1995. His love of architecture was inspired by the designer Le Corbusier and he is renowned across the world for his unique, artistic way of combining East and West in his work. One of his most acclaimed projects is the Church of the Light in Osaka, Japan. Yung Ho Chang, one of China's most accomplished contemporary architects and the founding director of the Graduate Center of Architecture at Peking University, was appointed head of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Department of Architecture in July 2005. Aziz Tayob graduated from the University of the Witwatersrand as the first non-white architect in South Africa in 1969. Over the past 35 years, Mr. Toyab has striven to create buildings that are honest, functional, thought provoking and innovative. The design approach aims to achieve the best design for the very limited resources and space available to the underpriviledged communities of South Africa.

14. 01 acropolis, greece

15. 02 alhambra, spain

16. 03 angkor wat, cambodia

17. 04 chichen itza, mexico

18. 05 christ redeemer, brazil

19. 06 colosseum, italy

20. 07 easter island statues, chile

21. 08 eiffel tower, france

22. 09 great wall, china

23. 10 hagia sophia, turkey

24. 11 kyomizu temple, japan

25. 12 kremlin/st. basil’s, russia

26. 13 machu pichu, peru

27. 14 neuschwanstein castle, germany

28. 15 petra, jordan

29. 16 pyramids of giza, egypt

30. 17 statue of liberty, usa

31. 18 stonehenge, uk

32. 19 sydney opera house, australia

33. 20 taj mahal, india

34. 21 timbuktu, mali

36. http://www.new7wonders.com/

37. OBJECTIVO

40. O EVENTO NO MUNDO

43. A OPORTUNIDADE

47. ONDE?

49. PORTUGAL* Centro da Decisão das 7 Maravilhas do Mundo Global. 2200 anos depois, a Grécia dá lugar a Portugal para a decisão das novas 7 maravilhas do mundo.

51. O EVENTO

53. INTERVENÇÃO DE RUA

55. O MAIOR MOSAICO DO MUNDO

56. No Terreiro do Paço (Praça do Império) Visível de avião, uma referência para os turistas que aterram em Lisboa

60. MARAVILHAS EM PORTUGAL

62. Toque nas 7 maravilhas

64. NOVOS CONTEÚDOS TV

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