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University assembly and concert hall of the Universidad Central de Venezuela. Built 1953 by Carlos Raúl Villanueva, with acoustic interior decoration (Floating Clouds) by Alexander Calder. Opened 3 Dec 1953. 2700 seats. (English)
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    10°29'27"N, 66°53'26"W
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    University assembly and concert hall of the Universidad Central de Venezuela. Built 1953 by Carlos Raúl Villanueva, with acoustic interior decoration (Floating Clouds) by Alexander Calder. Opened 3 Dec 1953. 2700 seats. (English)
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