for me it's glass cubes

>>22874749 (OP)
I miss those.

>>22874749 (OP)
That is sooooo 80s

glass block walls are just tacky as hell, unless you have patrick bateman tier penthouse

letters carved into stone

>>22874749 (OP)
it will come back eventually

I like it

>>22874752
Paul Allen had them

>>22874749 (OP)
Very cool dingusbro

>>22874749 (OP)
Is that even architecture or just interior design?

>>22874749 (OP)
For me, it's the carpeted bathroom

>>22874749 (OP)
I want to put some colorful long carpet in my retro living room, but it’s like 3x more. Everything not off-white is “boutique”

>>22874750
>>22874749 (OP)
Same

>>22874749 (OP)
Easy to clean. I'm all for it.

>>22874759
Hahaha that's the one place that don't need carpets imo because of cleaning. You you have carpet on toilet seat as well mate

>>22874749 (OP)
I like them in moderation, I wouldn't get a whole wall of them.

>>22874759
Imagine the smell.

For me, its a postmodern grannycore cottage

>>22874759
>for me it's black mold

>>22874749 (OP)
I’m sure you like wood paneling and shag carpet. This shit isn’t architecture either, faggot.

>>22874749 (OP)
For me it’s gotta be century homes. Actually, I like many different houses and buildings. Almost everything that resonates within vernacular architecture. When styles, resources, and historical techniques portray the building’s origin and function. I’m not an architect, or anything close to it, just a building enjoyer. And yes, jannies, architecture is political. The death of local architecture with replacement of soulless glass and steel buildings that are used only as their primary function instead of being sources for inspiration and beauty seem, to me, to be clinical watermarks of a global society in decline.

>>22874769
>for me it cool old houses that are so close to the neighboring houses that you might as well live in an apartment complex with jeets

>>22874770
Unbelievable conclusion you’ve risen to based off anything I just said. I don’t blame zoomers for their underdeveloped brain capacity. You guys spent the formative years between childhood and adulthood frying your brains to short video formats. You didn’t ask for it, you are victims of its insidious side effects. So it is okay, I forgive you. I mentioned I like a vast array of buildings and homes in many different architectural genres. Again, I know illiteracy is rampant amongst kids these days, but maybe you’d be more interested in something akin to the Salzhauz. A relic lost to the war in Frankfurt

>>22874749 (OP)
>glass cubes
patrician choice, for me it's windows with wire in them.

>>22874771
Forgot pic

For me it's dystopian shit

>>22874774
I think you mean commie blocks

>>22874759
Yeah, enjoy the mold too.

>>22874775
Even further beyond

>>22874774
Kowloon is also one of my favorite architectural and societal dystopian feats. Nothing like it before nor since. Would have loved to have gotten a chance to visit and smell it for myself

>>22874749 (OP)
For me it’s 19th century Tartarian world fair architecture

>>22874749 (OP)
simple as

>>22874774
Kowloon.. home..

>>22874779
We still have buildings remnant of this style here today! The museum of science and industry possibly being the most beautiful of them all

>>22874770
Imagine being this much of an angry faggot all the time.

>>22874749 (OP)
Those are nice desu

>>22874778
Yeah it's such a shame, I wish we got video games or movies in this sorta setting or anything
>>22874781
Sure looks comfy somehow, funny when I refuse to live in a commieblock here if I can avoid it

>>22874759
Ewww no

>>22874782
The west peaked almost 200 years ago. It’s all downhill from tesla powered White City.

For me its boarded up aesthetics with harras surround

>>22874749 (OP)

>>22874787
Possibly true. Well, if you ever get the chance or desire to, Chicago is home to some of the best architecture the 20th had to offer. You can take a river boat tour and get deep historical analysis to those buildings that affront the river. It’s a 10/10, and highly recommended. I am, however; not a good photographer kek

>>22874788
Nice pick. I like our variant of this, gypsy satellite tv enjoyers.

>>22874772
I miss the looney bin sometimes >>22874749 (OP)

For me it's jewish architecture

>>22874793
i think i can fap to this

>>22874793
Kek

>>22874793
How jewish it can get?

>>22874790
If I could, I’d tour the fuck out of some US cities, Chicago def included. Most standing building in my region are 18th century or newer, but still a completely different vibe.

>>22874796
Woah that is so weird. Idk how I feel about it lol oh, here’s the museum I mentioned earlier. You’d probably like it

>>22874791
Based arson enjoyers

>>22874749 (OP)
A man of fine taste.

>>22874769
There isn’t much difference to that house than a McMansion. Just add a porch and some decorated posts

>>22874796
>how jewish can it get?
A proverbial fuck you to European culture

For me it's indoor underground pools.

Peak architecture was in the 1920’s and 30’s, especially housing. Houses were bigger, the concept of a lawn wasn’t cemented into American culture, and everything was much more classy. Crazy man dominated and still look fantastic. After WW2 homeownership rose at the cost of aesthetics. Houses were all identical cuck boxes; they shrunk a considerable amount. Lawns became a thing for some reason no one can explain. Ceilings shrunk from 10’ to 8’ because of A/C. By the 70’s ranch style houses became much more popular, and Boomers fucking loved them because they had such good awful taste (this hasn’t changed and was passed down to the McMansions buying kids).

>>22874751
It’s Streamline Moderne and Art Deco, both of which had a small resurgence in the late 60’s and again in the mid 80’s. These styles (and the architectural glass blocks) were most popular in the 1930’s and 1940’s.

>>22874749 (OP)
They look great when used as an accent with art deco designs. As a commercial glazier I get to fuck around with them, but sadly it's demo work most of the time.

>>22874801
Don't get why it's pointy buildings though.

>>22874749 (OP)
You laugh but this makes it impossible to be snuck up on in the shower. Sure, maybe they get there in the minute your eyes are closed when you're washing the shampoo out of your hair and get the jump on you but what are the odds of that. People don't realize how vulnerable they are behind their normal cuck curtain

>>22874806
jannies mad

>>22874810
Kek fucking hell what is that monstrosity

>>22874772

>>22875038
What? You don’t like khazar architecture?

>>22875360
wtf

>>22874749 (OP)
This is Toiletsylvania core

>>22874749 (OP)
lov 'them