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over the world. this and more coming up on your own macs, the, the venice architecture. b analite is one of the world's most important exhibitions for architecture this year. for the 1st time, a woman with the african roots is the curator leslie luke, who is both an architect and a writer where you have a look at her vision for the future of building in a world facing climate change. leslie lucas, curator of the 18th architecture being now in venice is always at the center of the action. she's tired from 15 months of hard work, but she's please that the response that's been an enormous

joy. and that's gonna really uplifting things to see people's joy. for 6 months. the international architecture exhibition is a hub for experts, artists, fans, and creators from all over the world. but it's different this year. more women and young people are involved. and for the 1st time, advertise the focus with questions around building in the face of a climate crisis taking center stage. leslie loop, who has styled the b a. now as a laboratory of the future with africa and the leading role to for me, i think it has always been the place of the future has always been the testing ground for the future in a way. and again, it comes back to the point that we are really, we're simultaneously the world's youngest continents on the world's oldest continents. you know, everybody on this planet came from africa at one point. so we have this quite complex relationship post to the past and to the future. to be analysis shows that

advocates tackling climate change in its own way. for example, models for our johannesburg library, the architect david at j. r made of rammed clay the and for candace capitol across a cathedral with beacon like structures has been built with regional materials dispute. and all that was conceived as an event for change to be anomaly is a very intense and important moment for people to come together. and i very much hope the audience is a surprise uh, surprised by the level of so thoughts of kara's beauty of hope. um bishan activism fitness as a stop over for leslie who lives in europe and africa. she also lives in a crowd for part of the year, commuting back and forth between gannon london. both cultures influence her work

and her thinking. she doesn't build much yourself, but she's an important source of inspiration. she designed her residence in a crowd 20 years ago. even then, it was the head of its time, made in part with clay bricks. in 2020, she founded the ask for computers institute, where she is the teacher and researcher. as a progressive thinker, leslie has dedicated her life to the next generation for learning their craft at the institute. even though it's headquartered in gone at the moment, the ideas that have been spread, that they will be institutes across the continent. i'm interested in architecture as a real engine for society and training people who can think about society and culture and the environments. and really interesting ways for institute is tackling the

challenges of the future. and leslie lupo is to, at the world's largest architecture show, telling history from an african point of view, developing new building methods, and fighting climate change our big tasks for architect. but how it should be an hour received by the public. what was so special for me? walking through the vietnam a is knowing that this is the celebration and coming together of so many decades of work that leslie has been doing. she's gathered also for me, a new generation that has not been seen. i think this is probably the youngest generation that any vinyl has ever seen. it's an active bravery, but it's also an act of, you know, drawing the line and sign the say. from here we have to do better. let's lead to is not only an architect, but also a global best selling author for her writing and building are not separate.

callings, being an architect, shape to me is a right to is somehow being ali is the perfect bringing together of to, to wells, growing up and gone of my 1st window on to the rest of the world was 3 books. the 2023 via knowledge celebrates many voices, and for the 1st time the african voice clearly stands out in germany, the merry month of may is a favorite among couples wanting to wed every country has its on traditions. here in germany, many couples enjoy them. so much they say their vows twice as euro max reporter hannah homo found out what are you doing? i'm preparing for a german way. confused. i can imagine that breaking porcelain is actually a german wedding tradition. let's take a closer look at why and what other german wedding traditions there are, so that you'll be prepared for whenever you attain to german wedding,

or if you can get my it here let's go. weddings are having so much of a revival in germany. the number of people who agree with my are just being on the rise in the last 10 years. tradition is trendy again. the average age of a german bright is $32.00 and the grim dashed $4.00. german is often married a little later than is typical in the us the example because german study for longer and their 1st start working later. germans don't always get large just for life. sure, that's the main reason. bought. german couples also enjoy 2nd tax advantages. in germany, people typically have 2 weddings, the civil ceremony at the courthouse, and then the 2nd one out of charge or menu of your choice. the. the cost of the wedding at the registry office varies depending on the federal state. on the amount of documents needed, but it's still pretty small amount compared to how much most german spent on their wedding party. more than half of german spending between 5015000 on their wedding

day. some often end up spending much more. the wedding ring is usually a simple silver or gold ring that has typically worn on the right hand. in the past, women often move their engagement, bring from the left time to the right time as a wedding ring. nowadays, however, most people have separate engagement rings. when the wedding capital leaves the registry office, host, those or rice are often thrown at them. 6, the throwing rice originated in asia and is supposed to bring happiness on children together. although as often forbidden, no, because it's food waste, reason solo. if you it closely. it seems like, you know, everyone is paying attention to this rule. if you're invited to a german wedding, the most typical gift is actually money. although small symbolic gifts like graduates salt are given for the home and turning money into these little origami shapes is very typically german. of course, the wedding attire is also

a big deal here. traditionally the bride, whereas white spot, the groom, wears black or blue. although other colors are currently very trained in grooms fashion, fashion designer francisco has seen high bridal where has evolved plenty of them pay the addresses and older. i think in the past the family was paying for the dresses. so they had to make compromises. now it's was all compromises. it got more confident so women show off. they want to show it was a half day showed the belly button when they are pregnant and they show no skin. they go for 100 percent, 120 percent german weddings come with their own extensive list of german vocab. i'm here my top 3 favorite is your k. uh you then up sheet basically the end of your bachelor era. so your bachelor or your bachelorette party, or as we call them in the u. k, a staff do or a hand do todd, so i got or called so i can. this directly translates to witness to the marsh. so

essentially you're made of order for your best man. flipped up behind, this was the handyman, which essentially translates to a week of caressing warranty. all right guys, let's talk a german wedding traditions. my favorite one is applied to ab smashing porcelain onto the grind to drive away evil spirits the night before the wedding. and then the couple of sweet bought the pieces together to symbolize the site that they're gonna share future biden's, wedding planner, mark so explains the typical traditions here on which ones are still practiced today. it is too far to, to saw its trees. this should be the 1st work that they should do together. sometimes especially in bavaria. so in the south side is getting that fee. so the whole bunch of us have to look for her and she's somewhere in another guest house and she's having a great time alone with our friends. and then the google has to pay for her to get

her back. gay weddings are fits difference. you have to change traditions because there are no traditions. normally the father of the bride leads the bride to the eyes or we change that into the mothers. we bring the suns to the altar. traditions are in florida, but they are changing the world. there you have it, the world of german weddings. i love learning about all of the traditions as well as the new ones that are being stablished. the our journey now takes us to northern france to laverne board, ga, butter producers. they make the sauce just increase handmade butter ever. for me is all over the world, choose it for their recipes. will find out why. can you enhance as

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london is one of your ups largest cities and photos of major attractions, like the london i arse, usually popular on instagram. we traveled to the british capital to find out if london sites are as impressive as they seem on instagram. london has about $9000000.00 inhabitants each year about 5 times as many tourist defend on the city. today we're taking a closer look at 3 of london's best known attractions, the 1st of the london. what's a really like, it's very crowded and there are long queues. but it's worth it. standing 135 meters tall. the london eye is one of your biggest barriers. we'll expect a long wait before getting on the millennium we're us. it's also known was 1st open to the public in 2000. it was only supposed to stay up 5 years,

but has remained an operation to this day because of popular demands must see how similar they become with a family. and it's easily 2 or $300.00 pounds isn't continued to over agents. you're really going to, yeah, it's just you and then the view is very nice. so if you don't have to pay that, i want like a month to come here to talk to see or use a ramos. but good in that, i think it's a bit too much for the views are fantastic, but they don't come cheap. a one person ticket costs up to 40 pounds and fast track tickets or even more expensive. so if you are short on money or time skip the london, i next to london's ultimate landmark tower bridge. does it meet our expectations? it does, though for a great deal of tower bridge, consider going to nearby london bridge or the river bank. tower bridge is steeped

in history. it was built almost 130 years ago with a pioneering design. it can lift up, allowing ships to pass through. while at the same time, pedestrians can still cross overhead. you can learn more about its special history by visiting the bridge museum. so when you come in since average size a number of different aspects from what you can see and what you can do, 1st of all, you get to go up into the, into the bridge yourself, which many people are surprised to find is a steel bridge and saw this wonderful strong structure, but then also you get to come up on to the high level crisis that puts you about 33 mates as about the roach about 43 meters across the river. and we have a wonderful glass floor, which is uh, i said to me to 6 and you can walk across the uh, you can watch the river below, are you from the kind of across london. so tower bridge is of course worth visiting . the bridge is spectacular. and so are the views don't miss out on the glass floor

. high level walkways. once it check online when the next bridge lift is due. and finally, our last to london attraction, the national gallery. here we've got a typical instagram versus reality situation. the museum is currently undergoing refurbishment work, which will continue until at least 2024. every year, up to $6000000.00 visitors come to this museum. no wonder as of house is a collection of over $2300.00 paintings from a period spending 700 years of art history plus the building itself as a work of art. it was opened in 1838 and has been constantly expanded. and today it covers 45000 square meters, the size of 6 football fields. festival admission is free. one of the things that i love about the gallery is actually the building itself is each morning in its very for stages wondering even just having for sure on the floors and stuff like that.

it was really cool and interesting to see all the rich history in london are verdict for art fans visiting the national gallery is definitely worth while. man, since there is no entrance fee, you can't really go wrong. so instagram can help you discover london's best attractions. of course, the weather can be unpredictable, but there is plenty of indoor options as well. one more tip check entrance fees. before you head out, the city can be expensive. the sound sport, austria, is the birthplace. as musical genius of wolfgang, i meant to ask mozart. he came into this world at this address on january 27th, 1756. the city honors its famous son, not only with monuments, but also with tasty little bows of mars. upon pistachio and lots of chocolate, the hello my name is rich to obtain and i'm hands i spoke to find out why this

little chuck football is named after rough times composer. she invites book city center. lots of cooling can be found on every street corner in a variety of sizes. i'm kind of fed to the locals. now, what the chocolates have to do with what's that? it's a good question. you know, starts pictures on them. and a young man who is full of music westcan, how much he was. northside is one of the world's greatest jessica music composers. born in $1756.00, he only lived to be $35.00. you are in his shop live to compose, to about 600 works to cetera via today. and his best case type book and what's up to when serve as a kind of cutting. now remember aria coming around a dozen different varieties but this only one that is the origin and looks like the i know hello, welcome jim. i sent the secret behind the original asset to me. yes,

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