Whats your favorite kind of architecture?

[MisterTinkles]

[SIZE="4"]I tend to love Gothic Victorian architecture....
SOOOOOOOOOOO awesome!!![/SIZE]

[Jovial]

^ I would never leave that library :p
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Classic Gingerbread, simple country

Anything European and historic

[Sylph]

[COLOR="Green"]Of course our own houses are my favourite lol. We have plenty of houses here that have a very old(I think outdated now) british - Elizabethan style to them, with plants growing over/around them, As well as houses in/over water in the old town (St.Georges) and St.Davids mostly and a few interspersed amongst various little islands as well, which can be accessed only by boat.

Also, we're known for our multi-coloured houses as well >,> which all have rooves that catch rain water, so we can drink :I[/COLOR]

Over Water;


Overgrown Plants;
(School)


Typical House;


Old Style house;


[COLOR="Blue"]However I really love the concept of Tree Houses
It seems like a nice way to get back to nature if you ask me <3
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A literal Treehouse community in South America, Costa Rica I believe, that I just love...

[sillyboy86]

I don't know, I have a lot of photos of amazing places and palaces saved on my mac, I love architecture and design. When I'm in some city in general I love the skyscrapers and the super-modern buildings glass and metal, but also the majestic palaces in general.
I love both asian temples and french courts, both zigurrat and gothic chatedrals...

I love the differences, and contaminations, a skyscraper near an old church or a green park.
Majestic eco-design but also with respect of hstory.
Is not the best example, but in London I was loving Canary Wharf, these amazing palaces near, a park, art, built over the very old docks etc. Walking in this place...

CANARY WHARF:

[southbiochem]

My city is full of Victorian houses and I love that type of architecture....

this are all from here, most specially in one neighbourhood that was pretty much a British Colony in the early 1900s (duh!)












Oh, and check the Chilean Navy Headquarters....definitely French Neoclassic.....looks good

[Sylph]

K Mars, I'm getting on the Banana boat and coming to Chilay :3

Altho, you needs moar oceanz :p lol.

I liked the first 2 , they look roomy :p as opposed to our lil cottages.

[southbiochem]

Altho, you needs moar oceanz :p lol.

you do realize Valparaíso is a port city , no? :tongue:









Look, the last house before the Navy building that I showed and all that ocean on the back



of course...Bermuda is a freaking island...they'll beat anyone as to how much ocean there is ...I liked your houses there...

[MisterTinkles]

[COLOR="Green"]Of course our own houses are my favourite lol. We have plenty of houses here that have a very old(I think outdated now) british - Elizabethan style to them, with plants growing over/around them, As well as houses in/over water in the old town (St.Georges) and St.Davids mostly and a few interspersed amongst various little islands as well, which can be accessed only by boat.

Also, we're known for our multi-coloured houses as well >,> which all have rooves that catch rain water, so we can drink :I[/COLOR]

Over Water;


Overgrown Plants;
(School)


Typical House;


Old Style house;


[COLOR="Blue"]However I really love the concept of Tree Houses
It seems like a nice way to get back to nature if you ask me <3
[/COLOR]


A literal Treehouse community in South America, Costa Rica I believe, that I just love...

I wouldn't mind having one of those "tree houses" myself!!! I would just be scared if it ever broke or fell over!!!!

[VileKyle]

I've always loved traditional German architecture. It's absolutely beautiful!







I love the Cologne Cathedral in Germany too! Its tall, skeletal structure is really creepy and highly inspirational.

[Ekwarph]

Spoiler:

Joke huh ? :biggrin:

Well, to be serious I don't understand why people would make miles and miles to see this amout of iron :p