Post distinct architecture, people have to guess the country

France

Pictures like these make my dick hard.
Guess: Iraq

France

thanks. what made it so obvious?

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its a famous building

Ivry sur Seine

love this place

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Do you recognize this too?

Me too, these buildings are severely underrated

Pretty ugly imo it just looks like an abandoned commie block with vines all over it.

It's dirty and ugly in a brutalist way but with plants instead of just shades of grey, so it can only be France

>turkey
>middle east

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find one (1) woman in this religion of peace picture

The curse of this architecture is that it is not well-maintained. Brutalism with trees and green can be good, it's like the symbiosis of nature and mankind. I'm not arguing for 100% brutalist cities (would be a mistake), and brutalism should not be built where older buildings are already located. But I praise engineers and architects who dreamed of "cities within cities". I think it can give a real identity to some neighborhoods, when you can't build large individual houses (which in the end are still better).

And pictures of brutalist neighborhoods are usually always grey and shitty because of bad lighting too. Look at on a sunny day with greenery. It looks fine. Now add some people, cafes, fountains, kids playings and it's a wholesome place.

Agreed. I personally love the look of well maintained brutalist buildings with greenery around and on top of it.

Does Spain have any? I can just recall that vaguely futuristic architecture in Valencia, but it's more postmodernist than brutalist and it has no living quarters

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Russia/Former Eastern European USSR satellite

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It could be anywhere in the world, even in Africa.

Hey that's Noisy-le-Grand

looks like pripyat

Seethe.

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Have you been there? How does it feel going there/what kind of ppl live there?

I lived there as a kid, and now I live ~4 km from there. It's a city with lots of variations, there are ghetto-like parts and suburbs. The center around the market is pretty cool.

India

I mean the building in the picture, how is it? Is it comfy with normal people or is it like an abandoned ghetto? If I'm correct there's like a cinema, art galley and a cafe in that building too right, or am I mistaken?

I have no idea, I've never been there. I know the building because it's very iconic and you can see it from quite far around.

Das rite.