Architecture

[Silvedania]

Hello!

Architecture is the style of way things are built. These styles can change based on the environment that the building is in, or the resources available. From different nations in the world, there tend to be different styles. Take Notre-Dame in France vs the Pyramids in Giza, Egypt. These 2 buildings are very different, probably because they were built by different civilization. Another factor in architecture is the tech level. Modern skyscrapers are going to look very different then cavemen's huts. So what is Architecture in your nation like?

I'll start. Architecture in my nation is more of an edgy, creative style, like this:

[Great United States]

Since I'm on mobile and can't search on imgur ,just search up on Google "american neoclassical architecture " btw I have a factbook for it,like,imagine the architecture of old federal buildings and the capitol being used everywhere where
BTW ,disgraces, how do your tourists feel when they see our architecture?

[Disgraces]

Brutalist commie blocks

[Lietuvan High Kingdom]

Neo-Byzantine for Churches, Art Nouveau and Victorian for secular city buildings... at least, those are general most common expressions for listed styles. We generally prefer decoration (to a non-garish degree), beauty, and when possible, historicism. Modernism is too wide a style to judge broadly, but within it, International Style, Bauhaus, Brutalism, and Constructivism are widely despised. Public Works Style, Post-Modernism, (Neo-)Futurism and Minimalism are not regarded as major steps up. Neoclassicalism, Romanesque, and Neo-Gothic have a bit too much of a Western Bent for our particular taste but we appreciate their Beauty.

[Wrengoh]

Wrengoh's Urban Landscape is mostly Modern and Minimalist Styles of Architecture though we are fascinated by the Neofuturistic style and plan to incorporate it into our more recent structures.

[Nomayuki]

Nomayuki's architecture is Modern and sometimes Neofuturistic, but churches are neogothic. Government buildings are Neoclassical, and sometimes Gothic. It's common to see Victorian buildings in the more cultured areas.

[Saint Kanye]

Think neo-Tokyo, except all the neon advertisements are in English.