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12 comments:
I find these v-shaped buildings most interesting but it must be terribly hard to arrange furniture in them.
Very appealing architecture!
Wedge or flatiron building are always fascinating.
Livorno seems to have many of these buildings.
I don`t think I have ever seen corner buildings like this here in Norway. Why we don`t have them I don`t know. Perhaps they have a shared garden at the back??
Sometime maybe you can photograph one of these corner buildings from the inside. I'm curious as to how that corner space is used. You might knock before entering, though. :-)
It seems that Livorno has many such corner buildings.
That corner!
I enjoy seeing these wedge-shaped buildings.
With the other building beside it, it looks like a cruise ship. Or perhaps I'm just tired and see too many cruise ships on LDP...
Can only think ov one corner building like this one in Haninge. Great photo.
Lovely corner.
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