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15 comments:
Very interesting. Nice!
That's funny! I wonder what that space is being used for on this end on the upper floors?
I love these type of buildings.
Excellent design.
Odd. It must make fr some unusual layouts insid the building.
I love your title!
Or Livorno's Flatiron building. :-) Cool!
Flatiron Italian style.
I love these kind of buildings. But I wonder if they are hard to furnish? :)
The perfect title for this photo!
It's fun to have people in different shapes of boxes.
Amazing piece of architecture !
Imagine that! So different building and I LOVE your title!
Léia
Does this cake has caramel or coffee? :)
I lived near one kinda like this in Los Angeles. I wish I had a photo. It is always surprising to see a building like this, but I believe this is the thinnest slice I have seen yet.
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