Two intact buildings, built two thousand years apart, standing next to each other. The Roman Maison Carrée and Norman Foster's Carré d'Art, Nimes, France

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The Maison Carrée in Nîmes, often considered the most well preserved Roman temple[OC]

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Traveled to Italy for my first time leaving the country

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Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Architect Gordon Bunshaft, 1963.

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Walhalla, a Neoclassical hall of fame monument completed in 1842 by Ludwig I of Bavaria that honours laudable and distinguished people in German history. Donaustauf, Bavaria, Germany.

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Summer in Italy

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Princess Nora’s university for girls in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Marble staircase in the Eclectic and Neoclassical Palace of Justice inaugurated on 1883, Brussels, Belgium.

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Rome is ridiculous

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Well, it thunderstormed and hailed in Rome today. Which meant that afterward it was only my wife & I without a soul in sight, save the employees cleaning up. Not often you get a quiet, intimate moment with a monument like this.

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ITAP of Athenian Columns

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What are your thoughts on buildings like this?

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Madrid, Spain