How about an architecture thread?
How about an architecture thread?
Eli Lopez
Michael Miller
I really love flying buttresses. One of the finest examples of the marriage of form and function in all of architecture, imho
Caleb Hughes
Gommunist architecture is best architecture
Nicholas Johnson
Hell, Russia
(Nah it's Norilsk lol)
Luke Edwards
Yeah sure I'll join in on this
Juan Hernandez
>gommie architecture
>in any way good whatsoever
Fack you, cunt
Kevin Taylor
>watch Monty Python earlier
>notice buildings with 4-5 chimneys on the roof
so are there seriously like 5 fireplaces in each old building in the UK or are they just decorative now?
Christian Miller
Each room had their own chimney, man
Aiden Morales
Woah, this is an amazing little place. I'd drop everything and move there in a heartbeat. But watering all those flowers everyday would piss me off a bit.
Carter Flores
grand old rail terminals are the best
probably row houses, lots of those in the UK
Kevin Ross
Haha, that place is tiny :D :D D
You couldn't house a lot of workers there
You need nice building like this for efficient to house your workforce :D D
Parker Sanders
El Helicoide - a structure planned to be a mall that became a Venezuelan political prison. The fact that such a thing exists is incredible for so many reason.
Mason James
Hanover street chophouse
Jace Turner
>cascading balconies
The absolute worst idea for apartments of all time
Christian Flores
Olana
Brandon Turner
>tfw will never able to design a town in my favorite styles
Jason Garcia
Under the landscape
Connor Baker
>I'll never be able to draw my favorite buildings and views in exquisite detail like Hannibal Lecter
Henry Sanders
I NEVER thought I would see a thread like this at 1230am on Jow Forums OP but im glad you made it.
Chase Cooper
And what styles would that be user?
Genuinely curious
John Clark
he's one of my favorites and biggest influences if I could ever build anything
Ethan Barnes
Brutalism and Minimalism are also my favorite architecture styles btw.
Ian Morgan
He is a genius and I hope to one day build my own house using his plans as inspiration
Jonathan Jenkins
I really like this house.
The designer didn't have a lot of space to work with, so they decided to take advantage of the space that was available vertically.
Justin Flores
IM from buenos aires and I say kill em all
sdfgh
Eli Diaz
Sometimes shit just happens, and now you're gonna have to make a choice
Ryan Sanchez
alright OP im outty so gl with your thread
Joseph Reyes
mix of various stuff
like I'll post a few
Kayden Martinez
The fountain suggests Judaism but the hall looks eclectic as fuck. Wish I could tell who is in that portrait.
Levi Smith
I'm interested in arcologies.
Alexander Mitchell
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Logan Rodriguez
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Asher Hernandez
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Nolan Wright
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Tyler Harris
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Noah Hernandez
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Easton Brown
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don't have much architecture on this hard drive apparently
Jace Torres
I really like townhouses, especially those in NYC. There's just something magical about looking at all the intricate designs interwoven into a city street. Also, what style are the buildings from FO4? Those look pretty cool too.
Alexander Stewart
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Logan Collins
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Camden Gutierrez
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Jace Green
this just looks like Deus ex machina
Colton Martinez
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my house ideally would probably have extra thick rammed earth walls
Xavier Nguyen
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not original
Easton Baker
i like that building. Austere but stately. Would prefer a lawn to all that gravel though.
Christopher Ramirez
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this is probably all for now
Dylan Diaz
making all that space inaccessible because of some idea that green = good. Not very functional.
Luke Harris
Well hold on. The entrances and exits are still there. It still has enough floor space and all. They only put plants on the perimeters and unusable surfaces of the building. I think it's beautiful. Of course maintenance for that is probably a bit of an expense but the effect it has is breathtaking. It's a very nice contrast to the imposing coldness of normal cities, you have to admit.