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Guess I'll find some more pics of nyc to dump.
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colombian cities are a mess
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They built that complex close in some slum area in order to start a process of gentrification, I doubt it will work well, though
That's some good 10 km away from downtown
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ah yes, redeveloping this land would ruin the 'character' of this dump
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>he doesn't like big stretches of nothingness
Get a load of this guy.
sexy prewar buildings
ah yes i really love living by an urban highway
the noise, the fumes, and the lovely spot underneath to get mugged and raped
I love that plenty of streets are nothing but these types of buildings. I like skyscrapers too though.
love the really big boxes along central park west
I do too, they're actually pretty varied too despite looking really similar from the air.
butiful
I bet manhattan's density has been higher before
Everything north of central park was all rural for a good part of its brief history.
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Fort Tryon and a comfy video youtu.be
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what the fuck
he's somewhat right tho, the aesthetics of the built environment do effect the mood and life quality of the local population
meant as a reply to
fun fact, the building on the left was built on a filled up lake
It's true
so does neo-futurism cause depression aswell?
Full skyline several years ago
what happened
Less, but it's not a healing as proper classical architecture
My God that place must have been totally disgusting in the 19th century.
>healing
guys i dont really think classical architecture is "healing" lol
It's so unbelievably tall. Imagine a city as congested as New York where all the buildings are that tall.
huge cities are nothing but dens of sin and cultural decay
yes it used to be more dense but it's because Manhattan is not really "residental" anymore
actually a lot of places used to have a higher population density
even Paris, which is still extremely dense today, used to be even more densely populated
A lack of money and too much modernism
villages are nothing other than depression and no cultural activities
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looks qt
looks like a fake shopping city
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Close, its actually a Japanese theme park for those too poor to come here.
The leftmost building is supposed to be this one kek
nice, we only have this Heroes Square knock-off in China to our name
here's the real deal for comparison
>that was a park
lmfao I didn't notice
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>no cultural activities
just where exactly do you think culture comes from?
>folk """culture"""
into the trash
you're right, it would be so much better if they were all drunk, half-naked, and crammed into a dark warehouse listening to generic house music and grinding on each other like people do in every big city
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topkek why are chinks so bad at copying architecture
>you're right, it would be so much better if they were all drunk
all the people on "folk" weddings are drunk
>half-naked
???
>and crammed into a dark warehouse listening to generic house music
>implying folk "music" is any better
>grinding on each other like people do in every big city
ok
do you even live in a big city?
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They are, mostly due to hilly terrain and muddy soil.
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I can see these towers from my house
The Burgerzaal of this building is perhaps the most beautiful room in our entire country
I envy Westerners for their great historical skylines
Here's my contribution
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This is the burgerzaal. It has nothing to do with hamburgers or Americans of course. Just with the continents etc.
opinions on Dubai?
French qt villages are the best
it has the exact proportions of a roman basilica. It has Atlas in it. There are maps of the world on the floor. 2d globes to be exactly. You can see justitia on the first picture with behaviours around it. I have chosen the following picture, because I like the curves in the building. Around these curves you can the four elements
I love how different they are from one region to another
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dat medieval feeling
An in 1648 built masterpiece
I guess that's not really a village but still qt
Well technically there's a village
>Motn
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France is such a great country
>ebin landscapes, Alps
>great weather
>absolute world top tier architecture
>a lot of qt small villages
I fucking envy your cathedrals
We have nothing like this here in Poland, our gothic churches look like some cheap attempts
How many French people live there. I can imagine that a lot of rich Russians, Sheiks, Chinese people and Japanese people want to buy these houses. Homestly, I'd not mind to live there too, if there were just fewer tourists.
So are you Polish or Korean ? I wonder everytime
Well I know someone who went to Poland and told me that sometimes there are towns that look bad (poor mostly) but the church is always perfect, in great shape, with beautiful gold paintings inside while the houses around are cracked, at least people there value more these kind of buildings I guess
Official population is 41, kek. Honestly I don't think many foreigners live there, most of these houses must be passed down in families. However there are a lot of them in places like Provence or South-West, in Dordogne there's a village with more Brits than French. I don't really mind, they bring money and most of them learn the language
Nice clear sky today.
lel I'm full Polish
>but the church is always perfect, in great shape, with beautiful gold paintings inside while the houses around are cracked, at least people there value more these kind of buildings I guess
Most of the churches in Poland are in good shape I think but their very design is really lacking imo atleast in comparison to the French marvels.
>Homestly, I'd not mind to live there too, if there were just fewer tourists.
Luckily (as long as you have money) there are still a lot of beautiful preserved villages that are unknown to foreigners, in place like the Massif Central for instance that aren't popular among non-French
Well speaking of bridge the Viaduc de Millau looks rad at night
I would love to go there. But how badly do you consider Dutch people as foreigners. And if you may wonder, I speak the language.
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This is what a not completely destroyed town looks like (Würzberg), thoughts?
This is peaceful Zagreb street in middle of transformation into a Herzegovina-Bosnian version of Athens.
Be amazed
>This is what a not completely destroyed town
what do you mean by this
>lel I'm full Polish
Alright kek
>Most of the churches in Poland are in good shape I think but their very design is really lacking imo atleast in comparison to the French marvels.
I gotta admit Gothic architecture doesn't fuck around
A german town, I meant
Looks cheap tbqh
Awesome, they look like giant futuristic pylons.
>how badly do you consider Dutch people as foreigners
I don't think people in these kind of places have bad prejudices against foreigners. In very touristic villages maybe, like the Mont Saint Michel or in Provence villages, because they see a lot of people. But otherwise as long as you speak French it's fine. In some places there is some redneck mentality, but it's not deep-America redneck (no offense)
reeeIt looks absolutely lovely
It's pretty fucking big tb.h
And here's the opposite ayy