Juan Jose Tinoco E.

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[Spires Domes Pillars @SpireDomePillar]

The past is more futuristic than the present will ever be.

[Nαpolèon Òdαénαthūs @odaenathus13]

برأيي أن مبنى البرلمان المجري، هو أعظم وأجمل بناء شيده الإنسان.
ما رأيت مبنى أجمل من هذا قط.

[DeepState Illuminate @TheDeep_State6]

Antwerp, Belgium

https://t.co/3ZxY33ExUC

[DystopiaNow! @scumbunker]

Buffalo, NY used to look like this.

[AwakeAfter @LooyKurt]

It's a high school. And I dare you to look up the history of this building. You should be done with "HIS-STORY"

[OldWorldPlans @OldWorldPlans]

Photographed in 1890, this is Schloss Drachenburg above the Rhine at Königswinter, Germany, a castle that only looks old: it was built in just two years, from 1882 to 1884, for a banker, Stephan von Sarter, who made his fortune in Paris and never lived in it. Damaged in the war but restored, it still stands today.

[AwakeAfter @LooyKurt]

Water Works Park Tower and pumping station, Detroit, Michigan, US, ca 1885.
Built from 1876 to 1879, demolished 1945. Perfectly normal...

[Spires Domes Pillars @SpireDomePillar]

The Pabst Brewing Company pavilion from the 1893 Chicago World's Fair. Again, we're told these structures were nothing more than wood and plaster yet this building now resides on the East side of the Pabst Mansion.

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The Eastern Palace from the 1901 Glasgow worlds fair. Don't forget we're told all of these structures were temporary and expendable, built quicky and cheaply.

[DystopiaNow! @scumbunker]

Different colours made of tears.

[The Conservative Alternative @OldeWorldOrder]

We need to bring Art Deco back.

[Tartarian Archives @tartanarchives]

I love old buildings. Paris 1889.

[DeepState Illuminate @TheDeep_State6]

Aultman-Harter Mansion, Canton, United States (Built under United States: 1869–1869, Demolished: 1965).

[Francisco Gómez de Tejada | arquitecto @gomezdetejada]

San Pedro de Roma y Santa María del Fiore de Florencia.
Dos mundos diferentes, dos filosofías diferentes.

Por Francesco Ferla.

[Waken Minds 𓂀 @wakenminds]

Temporary structure from the world expo.

[Spires Domes Pillars @SpireDomePillar]

Demolition of the St Louis World's Fair. It's strange that they always have to have a single guy posing in these photos almost to prove the demolition was done by us.

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Vista Duomo, Milan. The old world looked more like a futuristic alien planet than a primitive horse and buggy society who shit in buckets and throw it onto the street.

[Waken Minds 𓂀 @wakenminds]

Everything in this photograph was only meant to be temporary, and was torn down as soon as the expo ended in 1901.

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Pavillon de la Russie (Liquor Board) during the 1900 Paris Universal Exposition. Located on the Champ de Mars, near the Eiffel Tower, it showcased the state monopoly on Russian alcohol and spirits, including the iconic vodka.

An incredibly divine structure to showcase alcohol, no?

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The Pavilion of the City of Paris - 1889 Paris Exposition. Such incredible detailing.