Winker
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Arguably the pyramids were built thousands of years ago with technology way beyond what we have now, but that would be a whole new thread!
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[Misc] The Worlds most impressive Buildings
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Arguably the pyramids were built thousands of years ago with technology way beyond what we have now, but that would be a whole new thread!
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Westfield Shopping Centre, NYC... Just bizarre.
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Chateau Frontenac, Quebec, Canada
cloud
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Totally this. Visited it four times while living in India and accompanying guests. It was still jaw dropping every single time.
I still have a similar regard for Canterbury Cathedral now I come to think of it. It has the power to overcome the curmudgeonly atheist in me.
Personally have a spot for a bit of Arabic Spanish fusion bling
Exactly what I was going to post but nodded off. Going for a 2nd/3rd time this year.
Norman Potting
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The "Crystal Palace " pub in Tunbridge Wells I believe. Sad to see a closed Harvey's pub despite the name.
Known locally as "The Gherkin". Beats "The Cheese Grater".
GOM
living vicariously
The pyramids were built thousands of years ago, no arguably about it. Also their technology was way inferior to what we have now.
There's always one.
Tom Bombadil
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really?, i think it looks like a doughnut
GOM
living vicariously
I think the Sheraton Huzhou Hotel is a phenomenal piece of architecture.
I think doughnuts are phenomenal
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
Did someone say doughnut?
Robinjakarta
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Yes, of timeless, serene beauty rising from what I found to be the most horrible city with the pushiest people imaginable. Also an honourable mention for Hagia Sophia in Istanbul.
The Spanish
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What do people in London call the funny bridge that looks like a castle, or the house the queen lives in?
Tower Bridge? Windsor Castle?
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Stunning.
Conservationists hate it though, as birds are constantly flying into the side of it. Every day they have to gather up dead or injured birds from all around it.
Stunning.
Conservationists hate it though, as birds are constantly flying into the side of it. Every day they have to gather up dead or injured birds from all around it.
Pretty thick design then.
I presume the architects are working on a solution of some kind.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
From Wiki:
So yup. Pretty thick design, and arrogant, given that the issue was specifically raised before construction. There's no WAY that would've been granted in the UK if that was going to be an issue. The bat-fondlers would've been all over it.
But its still a genuinely jaw-dropping stadium to walk around.
Bold Seagull
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I think the Sheraton Huzhou Hotel is a phenomenal piece of architecture.
When are they going to build the upper half?
