Architecture thread

Could most commercial buildings constructed during the Victorian era be described as eclectic? I recently noticed the amount of structures that were built during this period that can't be categorized as any specific style.

it can be described as victorian dumbshit :^)

btw can we have a /brutalist/ general?

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bam citadel and archaeological site, iran

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san francesco

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That's not Brutalism.

its le corbusier i know but what style is it

International. It's one of the earliest examples of the style.

Minimalism/ International style

fuck off to reddit

No u

calm down OP, i've posted all the pictures so far and both those replies are me

That's not me. This is:

Self-bump.

Commercial architecture in general has always been a cheapened, bastardized version of multiple architectural styles roughly similar to what's popular at the time.

I've been to that chateau and I can't for the life of me imagine how the interior space was actually used when it was inhabited. It's almost entirely made up of enormous plain empty rooms surrounding a central helical staircase. It's like what you'd expect if someone designed a first person shooter video game level in a chateau, not a place where people would actually live.