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English: Interior of the Cathedral of Brasília.
Español: Interior de la Catedral de Brasilia, Brasil. Diseñada por Oscar Niemeyer y construida con la ingeniería de Joaquim Cardozo, la catedral es una estructura hiperboloide erigida a partir de 16 columnas de hormigón, con un peso de 90 toneladas cada una.
Українська: Інтер'єр Кафедрального собору Бразиліа, Бразиліа, Бразилія. Спроектований Оскаром Німеєром і сконструйований Хоакімом Кардозо, собор являє собою гіперболоїдну конструкцію, побудовану з 16 бетонних колон, вагою 90 тонн кожна.
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| Author | Donatas Dabravolskas |
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This image has been selected as picture of the day on Wikimedia Commons for 31 May 2024. It will be captioned as follows: English: Interior of the Cathedral of Brasília, Brazil. Designed by Oscar Niemeyer and engineered by Joaquim Cardozo, the cathedral is a hyperboloid structure constructed from 16 concrete columns, weighing 90 tons each. Its construction was completed on this day in 1970. Other languages:
English: Interior of the Cathedral of Brasília, Brazil. Designed by Oscar Niemeyer and engineered by Joaquim Cardozo, the cathedral is a hyperboloid structure constructed from 16 concrete columns, weighing 90 tons each. Its construction was completed on this day in 1970. Español: Interior de la Catedral de Brasilia, Brasil. Diseñada por Oscar Niemeyer y construida con la ingeniería de Joaquim Cardozo, la catedral es una estructura hiperboloide erigida a partir de 16 columnas de hormigón, con un peso de 90 toneladas cada una. Français : Intérieur de la cathédrale de Brasilia (Brésil), édifice conçu par l'architecte Oscar Niemeyer et l'ingénieur Joaquim Cardozo. Ce bâtiment est une structure hyperboloïde constituée de 16 colonnes de béton, pesant chacune 90 tonnes. La cathédrale fut inaugurée ce jour en 1970. Magyar: A brazíliavárosi katedrális belseje. Az Oscar Niemeyer és Joaquim Cardozo által tervezett katedrális hiperboloid szerkezete 16, egyenként 90 tonnás betonoszlopból épült. Építését 1970. május 31-én fejezték be (Brazíliaváros, Brazília) Português: Interior da Catedral Metropolitana de Brasília, Brasil. Desenhada por Oscar Niemeyer e projetada por Joaquim Cardozo, a catedral é uma estrutura hiperboloide construída com 16 colunas de concreto, pesando 90 toneladas cada. Українська: Інтер'єр Кафедрального собору Бразиліа, Бразиліа, Бразилія. Спроектований Оскаром Німеєром і сконструйований Хоакімом Кардозо, собор являє собою гіперболоїдну конструкцію, побудовану з 16 бетонних колон, вагою 90 тонн кожна. Його будівництво було завершено в цей день у 1970 році.. |
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