Architecture Preview #1

Nord LB building, Germany

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1-Thomas Burkle built this building.
2-This building was built in 1970.
3-This building is located in Hanover, Germany.
4-You can visit this building.
5-I didn't see any information about the cost.
6-This building was made as a public bank.
7-The reason I picked this building was because I know Germany is famous for their Oktober fest, so I wanted to see what buildings that they had. The bank looks pretty odd to be a bank. I think it's cool how the bank has windows and certain areas of the building where it just sticks out and goes up. Overall, this building has a pretty good structure.

La Pedrera,Spain

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1-Antoni Guadi built this building.
2-This building took 6 years to build. From 1906-1912.
3-This building is located in Barcelona, Spain.
4-This building is a building that can be visited.
5-I didn't find any information about the cost of this building.
6-This building was built for Pere Mila.
7-I picked this building because Spain is famous for their architecture so I wanted to see what all the buzz about the buildings were. I think this building is really cool, I really like the the way the building dips in certain parts of the structure. I think this building adds a really good memo on my list for Spain.

The UFO House, Taiwan

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1-The Hung Kuo Group built this building.
2-This building was built in 1978.
3-This building is located in New Taipei City, Taiwan.
4-This building is an abandoned private building.
5-The cost was not listed because of the fact that the construction was not fully completed.
6-This building was created to add spaces for people to live.
7-I picked this building because Unidentified Flying Objects are a very uncommon shape so I decided to take a look. I think the shape is quite odd for such a building but it seems pretty cool. I for sure would definitely NOT want to live in a place like this because it probably got abandoned due to the fact that it looked like a UFO and if aliens are real, I wouldn't want them to come and 'visit' the place I live in.

Atomium, Belgium

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1-This building was built by Andre Waterkeyn.
2-This building was built in 1957.
3-This building is located in Brussels, Belgium.
4-This building is an open for the public building.
5-This building cost 1,000 euros.
6-This building was built for Expo 58.
7-I chose this building because I know that Europe has a lot of famous buildings so I wanted to see what other different types of architecture they had to offer. I also picked this building because one of my closest friends recently moved up there and I wanted to see what the environment looks like and what I may see when I go up there this summer. This building structure is different than a normal typically building so that makes it more fun to research.

Habitat 67, Canada



1-This building was built by Moshe Safdie.
2-This building was built in 1967.
3-This building is located in  Montreal, Canada.
4-This residence area is a private area.
5-This building cost about 17 Million Canadian Dollars.
6-This building was created to create hospitality places for people to live.
7-I chose this building because I wanted to know a little bit more about Canada. I wanted to see what type of platforms Canada has in its country. I really like this building. I think I would definitely want to live in a space like this. I think this building is a really cool building.

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