The Parkhouse Kobe is a high-end residential tower in Kobe, Japan, whose podium was constructed to resemble an old bank built in the 1900s which used to stood on the same plot of land. Image credit to Wikipedia

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Ufotable New Headquarters - Inside Images

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Brand new mixed use building in Manhattan

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This skyscraper in Shenzhen

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Blending old and new

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Some Buildings made by Minoru Yamasaki

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Alwyn Court, New York

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Why don't a lot of New York residential apartments have balconies while most Parisian buildings do?

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At 391 feet (119 meters), the 31-story Park Row Building was the tallest building in New York from 1899 to 1908

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why didnt europeans built european style highrises like tehre are in new york? dumb question but was always interested since woudve looked perfect on lots of cities

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New York Art and Architecture

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What are your overall thoughts on Tokyo architecture?

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A building in Sydney curves into the airspace over a protected cathedral