Paris Street - Prague (Spring 2003)
This is a view down Parizska toward the tower in Old Town Square.
Concocted By An Enlightened Fellow on Wednesday, January 25, 2006
Wednesday, January 25, 2006
This is a view down Parizska toward the tower in Old Town Square.
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2 Comments:
Theres something so amazing about old architecture. Somehow modern architecture has never appealed to me this way, and its a phenomenon that can be seen in every country. Old buildings please the eye and the mind, True, the new ones are taller stronger bigger, but they are also so stark and impersonal. One would think that with all the facilities we have today, architechture would have evolved... and it has, into something ugly!!! Maybe we're focusing on the wrong things.
I totally agree. We've largely lost the ability to make beautiful buildings.
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