LifeFuel What is your favorite type of architecture ?

[To koniec]

I myself love gothic especially flamboyant gothic, due to it's extensive ornamentation and amazing details, tho art noveau is great too

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[To koniec]

 

[To koniec]

unfinished neogothic proposal of reichstag

 

[DarkStarDown]

I like Roman stuff a lot tbh, but Gothic architecture is quite nice also.

 

[To koniec]

I like Roman stuff a lot tbh, but Gothic architecture is quite nice also.

imo late gothic mogs roman, greek styles by lot

 

[AsakuraHao]

I myself love gothic especially flamboyant gothic, due to it's extensive ornamentation and amazing details, tho art noveau is great too

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[DarkStarDown]

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Tibetan Buddhist stuff mogs

 

[To koniec]

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yes SEA has underrated architectonical gems

 

[To koniec]

imo old sagrada familia facade mogs eveything

 

[THE TRUE DIGLET]

Ethiopian

 

[To koniec]

Ethiopian

 

[To koniec]

 

[Julaybib]

Ethiopian

its more coptic

 

[cripplecel]

This

 

[CountBleck]

same as you, OP. I've been to the sagrada familia and i remember wishing i lived in it haha. i want to visit matsumoto castle too one day

 

[KillNiggers]

Gothic something. Always loved drawing gothic building and building gothic shit in Minecraft.

 

[outcastgymcel23]

Southern and Antebellum architecture

 

[outcastgymcel23]

And medieval architecture

 

[Shrek]

Haussmannian like in Paris.Thats what makes Paris the most visited city in the world.

Baroque,Gothic and medieval (Prague style) comes in the top as well.

Every architectural style of the past is nice .I dislike only the modern glass ugly buildings that lack soul.

 

[Mecoja]

All looks incredibly beautiful to me. Sadly i dont know anything about architecture. This looks the best imo.

 

[To koniec]

All looks incredibly beautiful to me. Sadly i dont know anything about architecture. This looks the best imo.
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Milan

 

[glowIntheDark]

Baroque Style architecture

 

[Mecoja]

This looks the best imo, like straight out of medieval videogames.

 

[GeckoBus]

I myself love gothic especially flamboyant gothic, due to it's extensive ornamentation and amazing details, tho art noveau is great too

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you should read john ruskin:

https://dn790008.ca.archive.org/0/items/natureofgothicch00rusk/natureofgothicch00rusk.pdf

'The Gothic ornament stands out in prickly independence, & frosty fortitude, jutting into crockets, & freezing into pinnacles; here starting up into a monster, there germinating into a blossom; anon knitting itself into a branch, alternately thorny, bossy, and bristly, or writhed into every form of nervous entanglement ...

Ruskin on Gothic Architecture

‘The Gothic ornament stands out in prickly independence, & frosty fortitude, jutting into crockets, & freezing into pinnacles; here starting up into a monster, there germinating into a blossom; anon knitting itself into a branch, alternately thorny, bossy, and bristly, or writhed into every form...

ruskinmuseum.com

Ruskin, Work, and ‘The Nature of the Gothic’ – James K. A. Smith

jameskasmith.com

John Ruskin On Perfection and the Nature of the Gothic

In a one of his attempts to hold back the tides of the great industrial crappening, William Morris published a beautiful edition of an excerpt from John Ruskin's sprawling tome, The Stones of Venice. You can read and download Morris' Kelmscott Press edition, The Nature of the Gothic, via Archive.

www.rootsimple.com

 

[To koniec]

you should read john ruskin:

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https://dn790008.ca.archive.org/0/items/natureofgothicch00rusk/natureofgothicch00rusk.pdf

Ruskin on Gothic Architecture

‘The Gothic ornament stands out in prickly independence, & frosty fortitude, jutting into crockets, & freezing into pinnacles; here starting up into a monster, there germinating into a blossom; anon knitting itself into a branch, alternately thorny, bossy, and bristly, or writhed into every form...

ruskinmuseum.com

Ruskin, Work, and ‘The Nature of the Gothic’ – James K. A. Smith

jameskasmith.com

John Ruskin On Perfection and the Nature of the Gothic

In a one of his attempts to hold back the tides of the great industrial crappening, William Morris published a beautiful edition of an excerpt from John Ruskin's sprawling tome, The Stones of Venice. You can read and download Morris' Kelmscott Press edition, The Nature of the Gothic, via Archive.

www.rootsimple.com

i will read

 

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[To koniec]

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[Pixycel]

Art deco, especially if they integrate a statue into the building.

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OH SAY CAN YOU SEE

 

[hama]

Gothic & Iranian architecture

 

[abajojo]

OH SAY CAN YOU SEE

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