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Seven interlocking buildings with parts that overlap or fit together - Vimarsana News

Seven interlocking buildings with parts that overlap or fit together

Searches for interlocking architecture have surged on Pinterest. In light of this trend, we've rounded up eight interlocking projects featured on Dezeen.

Source: dezeen.com
Andy Warhol 'Mao' screen print, estimated at $50,000, taken from Orange Coast College vault – San Gabriel Valley Tribune - Vimarsana News

Andy Warhol 'Mao' screen print, estimated at $50,000, taken from Orange Coast College vault – San Gabriel Valley Tribune

School officials noticed the screen print was missing from a vault inside the Frank M. Doyle Art Pavilion on March 13.

Andy Warhol 'Mao' screen print, estimated at $50,000, taken from Orange Coast College vault – San Bernardino Sun - Vimarsana News

Andy Warhol 'Mao' screen print, estimated at $50,000, taken from Orange Coast College vault – San Bernardino Sun

School officials noticed the screen print was missing from a vault inside the Frank M. Doyle Art Pavilion on March 13.

Source: sbsun.com
Andy Warhol 'Mao' screen print, estimated at $50,000, taken from Orange Coast College vault – Daily News - Vimarsana News

Andy Warhol 'Mao' screen print, estimated at $50,000, taken from Orange Coast College vault – Daily News

School officials noticed the screen print was missing from a vault inside the Frank M. Doyle Art Pavilion on March 13.

Andy Warhol 'Mao' screen print, estimated at $50,000, taken from Orange Coast College vault – Pasadena Star News - Vimarsana News

Andy Warhol 'Mao' screen print, estimated at $50,000, taken from Orange Coast College vault – Pasadena Star News

School officials noticed the screen print was missing from a vault inside the Frank M. Doyle Art Pavilion on March 13.