Do you Europeans appreciate the historical architecture you have? Or do you mostly take it for granted? Also, architecture thread
Do you Europeans appreciate the historical architecture you have? Or do you mostly take it for granted? Also...
Liam Foster
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Alexander Davis
Jaxson Rivera
Finally, my kind of thread.
Caleb Hernandez
haha, we've met before on this site Hungarian bro.
James Bell
Julian Davis
It's kind of hard to miss me when there's an archtecture thread or some such up.
Gabriel Nguyen
Take it for granted
Sebastian Lopez
As much as I like posting these examples, there's still a lot to do in our country, but we have all the assurances now that these trends will continue for the foreseeable future.
Colton Butler
yes, im incredibly jealous of what's happening in your country. but at least it give me hope
Adam Bailey
I fully appreciate it. Walking around in the town center is always a beautiful sight. Whenever I stand in front of the university’s library building of my city, a huge building from 1650, I’m always looking up and enjoying the view. I walk a few streets further and see the town hall, a neo gothic building from 1430. Absolutely stunning. Been inside it and up to the top, great experience. Across it, a gothic church from 980. Again, wonderful. A block further and you have an old hospital built by the knight’s templar. So no, I never take it for granted. I’m always looking up whenever I’m in an historic city, enjoying the view.
Italy btw, amazing architecture. Truly am grateful to have visited Florence and Siena. But especially Florence, incredible views and galleries.