The Eiffel Tower from Quai Branly (B&W)
The Eiffel tower seen from the Quai Branly museum for Primeval Arts.
Category Architecture Photos
In this category you fill find everything architecture photography, one of the most beautiful man-made things in the world that is continuously evolving. The designs that vary based on culture, influence, and the craftsmanship is what makes it so unique. Architecture from every time period and various different architects are shown throughout Europe. Most buildings in Paris were designed by the same architect, but there’s also a lot of variety.
Here you will find timeless beauty and authenticity, as I show all the beauty I have seen through these photos. From churches, apartments, monuments, stairways, bridges, and everything in between. Some of these have been built over centuries with multiple architects, some within a number of years by one person. Each has a rich history and a unique aesthetic.
The largest glass building in Europe
So claims Sud Ouest, the huge glass building at the Bordeaux Railway station is an Eiffel structure made of glass, metal and wood; it is 279.60 m long, 55.89 m wide, and 36 m high. I believe that Crystal Palace…
the art deco clock (b&w)
As I was waiting for the train at the Bordeaux Railway Station, I spotted that beautiful clock. Although the station was completed in 1898, the numbering style on the dial would suggest that the clock is an art deco (1930s)…
Escherian Stairwell in Suresnes
While visiting the Mont Valérien in Suresnes, I found this surreal stairwell which could have been designed by Maurits Escher. alternate view of the Suresnes stairwell
Bickering gargoyles …
It’s not just old couples who are nagging each other. I found these two beasts which didn’t seem to be happy with their lot. St Etienne du Mont, Paris, France.
it’s all up to you!
Once again, impressive statuary here in Paris, at the Trocadero (Palais de Chaillot). The new building was inaugurated in 1937, the sculptor is Henri Bouchard. The text above the statue reads: It’s all up to you, passers by that I…
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