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European classic architecture edition
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>>59235341
Beautiful use of columns.
>>59235458
So jelly that we don't have many 4/5 storey apartment blocks in our cities.
Memorial Bridge, Rijeka
Split
Burghley house
>>59235341
This is the Vittorio Emmanuel monument, a lot of people think it is too grandiose but I think it's beautiful.
Honestly Europe has the most beautiful architecture in the world.
Amarin Apartment Village,
>>59237937
Amazing.
College Hall U Penn
>>59237996
yeah easily the best architecture in the world
>>59233105
La conciergerie, one of paris's oldest building. The "Ile de la cité" and it's fortified walls were build in 308, and the oldest part of the conciergerie's itself has been used as a palace for the emperor's in the 4th century, and then for the French kings from 900 to 1300
>>59238254
Moving East, I'm fond of the Kremlin just because of the scale, it's similar to the Forbidden City in that it's a big palace compound surrounded by a wall, but it's much nicer.
Are you a Korean living in Poland?
>>59238344
Such a beautiful city filled with human garbage
>>59238344
The 222 tons Louxor obelisk, build under the reign of Ramses 1st in -1296 BC, and offered by the king of egypt to Charles X in 1830.
And on the background the arc of triumph, build in 1806 by Napoleon.
>>59238405
That's a bit rude desu
>>59238670
The Hotel de Crillon, one of the oldest luxury Hotel on the world, build in 1798
>>59238966
Lesinvalides,buildin 1670 by Louix XIV as a shelter for the crippled and the wounded from his armies.
Obey.
>>59239012
One of the best architectural views.
>>59238405
top kek
>>59240358
The Grand théatre in Bordeaux, build in 1870
>>59240358
amazing
>>59240544
The funny story about it is that it could have been replaced by the Statue of Liberty. The Sacré coeur was build in La butte Montmartre, the highest point in Paris, in 1870. The same time when the Statue was build, and at some point some people considered putting it there instead of giving it to the US.
>>59240358
The colonne Vendôme, build in 1810 by Napoleon to celebrate the Austerlitz vicotry.
pure sex
most of our architecture is rather small and cute
>>59241835
I'll be posting some Czech pics
>>59242312
we call this a castle, desu
>>59240974
Love those rooftop windows.
Want me ruin it all?
ok we start
i wasn't a fan of Gehry's Louis Vuitton Museum at first but it gets really pretty at night
>>59248543
Eh, brasileiro, como somos os dois o terceiro mundo, vamos ruinar o isso filo junto? Eu quemo da inveja.
>>59248543
I like it even by daylight desu, and the view on the buisness district is pretty cool too desu
FUCK YOU ALL HOW CAN BE ARCHITECTURE SO DECENT?
>>59248710
non-Russians built it
:^)
>>59248826
Fuck you all you even not died in gulag why can you build so beautiful without any suffering I hate you all even Albania has more architectural taste than our guys
>>59249017
I knew it was Britain before reading the picture name.
>>59249036
honestly I dislike the entire Russian architecture
even the stuff "considered" good like St. Petersburg palaces, for me it's just kitschy
Western European architecture is best in the world
>>59249200
>honestly I dislike the entire Russian architecture
Glad to meet a person that understands it well
Everyone and everything in my country is ugly.
>>59249332
are you some self-hater or what
I hate you all.
Why couldn't you sent one university graduate-class to built here at least 1/1000 of what Italia has?
So inhumane of Europe.
>>59249508
That's not my guilt we are bad in architecture
(To be honest, that's an unique sphere of art where Russia fails)
Pretty, traditional brickwork. Lovely.
Russian Jesus hates you.
>>59249657
don't you think this is good?
>>59249973
>>59250065
>>59250199
>>59249973
No, Spas na Krovi is a good example like plenty of cathedrals/mansions/palaces in St. Petersburg. But it doesn't represent a main tendence of our architecture to be somehow wrongly disproportional and vapid (even in baroque times, even in 18-19th century).
>>59250374
Everything always seems proportioned as not for a human, like if we were 1.5 or 2 times taller
>>59250285
The Historical Museum and Kazanskoy ikony Bozhyey Materi are extremely kitschy, shame to everyone who seriously likes it.
But the pavement is totally nice, btw, almost calçada portuguesa (pic)
>>59250285
>>59251417
>>59250697
I don't consider the scale, in my opinion, some of the Western European buildings are much more enormous, Hofburg in Vienna, big gothic cathedrals like Notre-Dame etc. I mean the mutual position and alignment of the architectural elements, the facade layout, this kind of things
>>59251595
Oh aye some of the stuff on the continent is ridiculously huge
>>59251807
Remind me the height of the Big Ben.
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Stefan: — Eu estou acordado. Pela primeira vez em muito tempo, eu me sinto completo e inegavelmente acordado.
Elena: — Pela primeira vez, eu não lamento o dia antes que ele tenha começado.
Stefan: — Eu dou boas vindas ao dia.
Elena: — Porque eu sei...
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Elena: — Eu o verei novamente. Pela primeira vez em muito tempo, eu me sinto bem.
>>59252559
what the fuck
>>59252653
A co? Zrobiłem sobie wycieczkę.
>>59253170
co
>mfw americucks have no classical architecture
