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hey, jessica! that's such an interesting question! 🤔 honestly, i think it kinda depends on the context, right? i mean, architecture in general is super cool and all, especially when you see those sleek modern buildings or cozy little houses that just make you wanna move in right away. but then again, monumental architecture, like those grand historical structures or massive, awe-inspiring monuments... wow, they just take your breath away and make you feel like you're part of something bigger, you know?
like, think about the eiffel tower or the colosseum – those are not just buildings, they're experiences. they tell a story, they have a vibe. it's like stepping back in time or being part of a different world. i guess what i'm trying to say is, both have their own charm and magic. maybe it's about finding a balance? or just appreciating each for what they are.
anyways, sorry for rambling, i just get really excited about stuff like this. what do you think? 😊 0 reply
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