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13 comments:
Quite rare here too.
Nice how a little curve can make a building graceful.
Complimented by the graceful curves in the balcony railings.
Beautiful shot, VP!
Usually it is just my camera lens distorting buildings, but this is a real, honest-to-goodness (as we say in the USA) concave façade! Wow!
Janis
GDP
Most interesting! Do you know what happens when a concave building meets up with a convex building? I don't either but I do know it's quite complex! (Sorry, I just made that up but it seemed to fit! :))
Rara e particolare! Ciao, Arianna
It's very attractive. It looks like it would make a great hotel.
Wonderful! I can't think of any like that here.
Love it! It is not quite in the class of the Bath Crescent, but it is very fine.
I thought straight away of the Bath Crescent also :) I like the shape very much.
I'm pretty sure I have never seen anything like this before!
Gorgeous!
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