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Culture Assignment

Bailey Julian completed a virtual tour of Buenos Aires, Argentina for a cultural assignment. They viewed areas around the city center from above the clouds, La Recoleta Cemetery which has above-ground tombs close together, and the River Plate Stadium that can hold around 100,000 people. Julian also saw the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, finding it interesting that such an open grassland is a short distance from the huge city aspects visible in the background.

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Culture Assignment

Bailey Julian completed a virtual tour of Buenos Aires, Argentina for a cultural assignment. They viewed areas around the city center from above the clouds, La Recoleta Cemetery which has above-ground tombs close together, and the River Plate Stadium that can hold around 100,000 people. Julian also saw the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, finding it interesting that such an open grassland is a short distance from the huge city aspects visible in the background.

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Bailey L.

Julian
SSP 100 02

Buenos Aires, Argentina


https://www.airpano.com/360photo/Buenos-Aires-1/

I did the virtual tour of Buenos Aires, Argentina for the cultural assignment. This was

an interesting tour and it took me through many parts of the country: including culture,

architecture, and more. I first looked at the “Overcast above the city center.” It is interesting

because you can see tall buildings and easily tell that it was a city, but at the same time

there are areas that tell me it is just a town. I can see plants, trees, and grass in places as

well as a body of water nearby. I then went to the “La Recoleta Cemetery”. This is

interesting because everything is completely above ground and at the same time close

together. At first I thought those things were buildings, but they are indeed tombstones. It’s

pretty interesting you go down the street some and you’re back in the city with all the

buildings.

The next area I stopped to look at was the River Plate Stadium. It appears to be a soccer

stadium. The bleacher seats have a cool color scheme, causing red lines to flow around the

stadium when fans are not present. I didn’t find a capacity limit, but my guess would be

close to 100,000 people, saying that Heinz Field in Pittsburgh can hold about 70,000. One

more area I checked into was the “Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve”. Like I mentioned

previously, this displays basically a bunch of grass, trees, and land. It is extremely open and

there are little to no buildings shown as you go out further and further. On the other side,

though, you can get a good look at the city aspect in the background. I find it interesting that

it's such a short distance to travel from basically a huge city to a very open grassland. It

might be interesting to live in this area to experience both aspects of living in such a small

distance away.

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