Your most favorite pieces of architecture

[speakup23]

One World Trade Center

Though it's still not done. It's really a sight to behold, especially in person

The Eiffel Tower

New Yankee Stadium

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Not the best collection in the world, but in my personal opinion, when I think of sheer beauty, these are the first 3 that come to mind.

 

[solarius49]

 

[yngsimba.sneakershoebox]

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[Sir San Diego]

Originally Posted by solarius49

I see this thing off the 5 all the time and have never stopped to take a look at it.

 

[nikekid93]

 

[demps]

one of my fav euro stadiums..

donbass arena

 

[solarius49]

BrolicScholar you in SD blood?

 

[Sir San Diego]

Yep.

 

[servechilled81]

Moscow

Santorini

 

[iYen]

ITT: awesome wallpapers

 

[sirluciousleftfoot]

If you've ever been to Disney World, you know what this is. The fact that there's a ride inside it is crazy.

The Guggenheim Museum in NYC and Fallingwater in Pennsylvania, both designed by my favorite architect (Frank Lloyd Wright).

 

[hod]

Villa del Balbianello

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http://www.flickriver.com...balbianello/interesting/

word to casino royale

 

[patrick bateman]

 

[hovkid]

 

[solarius49]

wow ^^^details on that 1st one? is that somebodies house?


this is so inspirational...im not into architecture at all, but the human ability to interpret and produce art in all forms is so beautiful and amazing

 

[superflyinchopstickninja]

As far as residential goes, my favorite architect is Rick Joy. I'll post some of his work when I get back home

 

[firepower23]

I'm going to go for an obvious choice, but this building has fascinated and mesmerized me ever since I was a small boy and first saw those infamous images of the workers walking carelessly along it's framework hundreds of feet in the air.

Of course, there are many more technically and artistically superior pieces of architecture out there nowadays, but for me personally, because of it's history and legacy, no other building in the world can match it for charm...

 

[murdamiljoker]

The calatrava

 

[ryair max 1]

Originally Posted by HOVKid

Random fact: there is a basketball court above the room pictured.

I learned that on a tour of the Supreme Court building but I didn't get to see it.

 

[yngsimba.sneakershoebox]

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[speakup23]

Originally Posted by solarius49

wow ^^^details on that 1st one? is that somebodies house?


this is so inspirational...im not into architecture at all, but the human ability to interpret and produce art in all forms is so beautiful and amazing

Exactly

Even beyond architecture, when you think of all of the beautiful things that have been built an engineered over time, it's truly remarkable

Good stuff posted here

Originally Posted by FIREPOWER23


I'm going to go for an obvious choice, but this building has fascinated and mesmerized me ever since I was a small boy and first saw those infamous images of the workers walking carelessly along it's framework hundreds of feet in the air.

Of course, there are many more technically and artistically superior pieces of architecture out there nowadays, but for me personally, because of it's history and legacy, no other building in the world can match it for charm...

This goes without saying

I've lived in NYC for almost 22 years and I'm still in awe every time I see it

 

[The_Isomotion31]

 

[an dee 51o]

Sydney Opera House is amazing, but I think this is my favorite

Calatrava is

 

[stack bundless]

Originally Posted by TheWindScar31

 

[2sappy]

Golden Temple in Japan 

Japanese temples in general.