How have these houses managed not to collapse?
>Castilian engineering
Kevin Morris
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Andrew Hall
I think they're attached to the rocks, but where is it?
Jacob Diaz
Cuenca, unironically a capital city.
Aaron Fisher
>Cuenca
My camper van is on its way
Camden Rogers
>How have these houses managed not to collapse?
Most of them did collapse
Only three remain from the 13th century
William Morris
Holy fuck that is comfy
Lucas Evans
>10 floor "buildings" made with sticks and mud
>comfy
wouldn't live there not even for free
Benjamin James
all those rotten buildings it looks like latin america
Ian Brown
one medium to medium-high earthquake will do it
t. knower
Lincoln Morales
Survivorship bias. Probably many of them collapsed over and over again and they were just rebuilt in place during centuries and centuries. You are just seeing the ones which didn't collapse.
Juan Perry
LMAO @ castilian architecture and knowledge
Brody Stewart
t. forced to speak castilian
Angel Allen
We have have a village like that too in Catalonia, funny fact: it's called the Manhattan of the Priorat (a region of Catalonia)
Mason Perry
these houses look way more stable and well made though
Eli Edwards
ok maybe don't use sticks
pic is an other similar one in Catalonia
Jordan Jackson
so damn comfy, if i had to be reborn somewhere it would be spain
Mason Cooper
it's comfy but there's no jobs and only old people in villages, imagine if it's difficult to find a job in a city in Spain
Nathaniel Sanchez
so just like croatia
John Jenkins
Stahlbeton und Kruppstahl
Jaxson Moore
>Cuenca capital
>A village
Nathaniel Green
>56.703 inhabitants
looks like a big village or small town to me, but not a city
Brody Gonzalez
Looks cool but that shitty museum ruin all the comfyness
Nolan Sullivan
Bricks are the superior building tech
Reinforced concrete will last only until the steel rusts
David Johnson
Europeans be like "this precipice is a good place to build my home"
Dominic James
Adding sticks to adobe make the adobe stronger, or so I learned in school
t. Californian who learned about Spanish building methods in history class (Spanish mission system here)
Connor Ross
They're called defensive settlements, it was important to be above the ground level
Daniel Hughes
rocks are pretty stable
Benjamin Brooks
It literally is, you retarded macaca. Its an ideal defensive position
Carter Rivera
dumb macaco
Michael Murphy
It looks unsafe. I would never dare to live in one of those buildings.
Ian Diaz
Looks Max comfy but bringing groceries up the stairs must be a bitch though