Here is Greenlands parliament building.

Funky

>>25625088 it looks better tbh

It's the ugliest building in the whole country and it was very expensive too. I wish it were torn down. This is the old parliament before 1707. It's the world's first building which was dedicated as a parliament from conception.

>>25625088 Danes building them cheap ugly euroshit like that is part of why they voted to leave Denmark and join America instead. Picrel is the artist's concept for the new building they'll get once they become part of the USA

>>25625120 >It's the world's first building which was dedicated as a parliament from conception. Nod really. There were parliaments in antiquity, some, like the roman senate, had dedicated buildings.

>>25625172 It's not the oldest parliament. It's the oldest building that was purpose-built as a parliament. All other parliament buildings were for some other intention and then re-purposed for parliament at a later date. Older buildings were not meant for hundreds of representatives to sit in and debate new laws from the onset.

This is the parliament of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Rate!

Fucking disgusting and disgraceful. I bet its also riddled with problems. Can anyone confirm who designed it?

>>25625182 The Curia Iulia was purpose-built to host the roman senate.

Looks like shitty AI tried to create >brutalistic building in cloudy weather

>>25625187 >have beautiful buildings representing democratic roots >vote for Nazis gets me every time

>>25625204 Kys shill

>>25625190 It was some Spanish weirdo. tbh, Scottish independence was over before it even begun, the Caledonian elite signalled they were a bunch of globalist faggots right from the world go.

>>25625172 uneducated retard

>>25625195 Wiki says that building was a repurposed temple from 700BC during the reign of Romulus. Sounds pretty spurious tbh https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curia_Hostilia

>>25625231 To cite wiki: The Curia Julia (Latin: Curia Iulia) is the third named curia, or senate house, in the ancient city of Rome. It was built in 44 BC, when Julius Caesar replaced Faustus Cornelius Sulla's reconstructed Curia Cornelia, which itself had replaced the Curia Hostilia.

Damn, Scots really enjoy humiliation

>>25625241 And this is the first couple of sentences of the Curia Hostilia wiki page.

Its not so bad if it didn't cost 400million, being over 360 million over budget.

>>25625249 I never said anything about the Curia Hostilia. The Curia Iulia was purpose-built as a parliament.

>>25625249 Why are you trying to educate the uneducated retard?

>>25625260 Stop talking to that Britbong, he is a mentally disabled schizo.

>>25625200 that's not brutalism wtf I'm surrounded by plebs

what a turd

Why doesn't Scotland have any actual nationalism? The SNP seems to be the gayest possible thing.

they added improvements since then

they added improvements since then

>>25625264 It was the first purpose built parliament after antiquity which is defined as all time before 1632.

>>25625120 Uninspired Neoclassical proto-Brutalism

>The mixed public reaction contrasts sharply with the response from architectural critics. Its rampant complexity, iconography and layering of meaning and metaphor are widely regarded as producing a building which is "quite a meal". This prompted Catherine Slessor, writing in the Architectural Review, to describe it as "A Celtic-Spanish cocktail to blow both minds and budgets, it doesn't play safe, energetically mining a new seam of National Romanticism refined and reinterpreted for the twenty-first century." Jencks attempted to dampen criticism of the cost overruns by questioning how 'value for money' might be judged. For him, the building is not just a functional or economic enterprise, it is an exploration of national identity, and in comparing it to other comparable assemblies, not least the Palace of Westminster, he argues the cost is comparable. The conception of the building has been singled out for praise, particularly in the way it re-establishes Scotland's traditional focus towards mainland Europe and its values by means of the layout of the non-adversarial debating chamber, and the creation of the public spaces in front of the building, "where people can meet and express themselves as a force". In an era of the Bilbao effect and the iconic building, Jencks is impressed that rather than being a monumental building, as is usual for capital landmarks, the building creates a complex union of nature and culture that nestles itself into the landscape. The Wikipedia article is a tour de force of cope

>>25625516 >complex union of nature and culture that nestles itself into the landscape It sticks out like a sore thump.

>>25625566 It really does. This is the streetview just outside the building. It's so out of place.

>>25625187 Those chairs are sliding from the floor ? Why ? Just to waste tax money ? Or is this anther case of german anal retention ordnung ? >>25625319 >they added improvements since then They burn it down ? Because it looks as beautiful and harmonious as a tumor eating your face.

>>25625075 absolutely revolting