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11 comments:
The architecture is quite stately. And it is interesting to see the small cars. This could not be a scene from the USA, where trucks and SUVs are so common.
Must be the same architect. Fine buildings both of them.
The architectural style is quite beautiful... and very European.
Wonderful looking building.
Twins dressed differently.
There's something about a curved corner that is so graceful.
Estupenda la foto, como siempre.
Saludos.
Same architect? They are both very nice.
I like the curved corners, they look more inviting.
Beautiful architecture, a curved corner is here the right choice, I think!
It is beautiful. I like the style, the architecture and the light colors.
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