Comment by skrebbel
11 hours ago
It’s more like US people look at a couple 100yo buildings and say stuff like “wow this place has a lot of history!”
11 hours ago
It’s more like US people look at a couple 100yo buildings and say stuff like “wow this place has a lot of history!”
> It’s more like US people look at a couple 100yo buildings and say stuff like “wow this place has a lot of history!”
You are overgeneralizing. In much of Europe plenty of architecture was erected after 1945, and most of architecture around and after 1900.
Or the New River in London - an artificial waterway opened in 1613.
And then you have things like the “new bridge” in Paris which is 420 years old.