That’s the Lavirotte building at no 29. A very striking display of Art Nouveau architecture. The floors above the second are also also look incredible, I’m personally a fan of the balcony on the 4th floor
TruckasaurusEmeritussays
Other, plainer doors scoff dismissively: “Oh sure… but she’s trying to hard”
dankestmeme-says
MF Door
clofreshsays
There’s definitely a boss fight behind that door
stalkholmesays
Literally architecture porn. I need some naked people carvings around my front door like this!
I love intricate detail like this. When economists talk about automation and the loss of jobs in the future, I hope they are wrong. I hope we let the machines do the work we do not care to do and instead we become artists and craftsmen and that we will seek to have not just cheap efficient things in our lives but instead we will start desiring to have beautiful things in our lives. We will want the hand tailored suit, the chair that took 20 hours to carve, the doorway that is over the top detailed and inspiring even hundreds of years later. I hope machine made things start to seem cheap and people will value items made by craftsmen instead.
caidija says
Well that’s haunted
Recidive says
That’s the Lavirotte building at no 29. A very striking display of Art Nouveau architecture. The floors above the second are also also look incredible, I’m personally a fan of the balcony on the 4th floor
TruckasaurusEmeritus says
Other, plainer doors scoff dismissively: “Oh sure… but she’s trying to hard”
dankestmeme- says
MF Door
clofresh says
There’s definitely a boss fight behind that door
stalkholme says
Literally architecture porn. I need some naked people carvings around my front door like this!
Ravenmort says
The door low-key looks like Predator
Pic for reference
suzybhomemakr says
I love intricate detail like this. When economists talk about automation and the loss of jobs in the future, I hope they are wrong. I hope we let the machines do the work we do not care to do and instead we become artists and craftsmen and that we will seek to have not just cheap efficient things in our lives but instead we will start desiring to have beautiful things in our lives. We will want the hand tailored suit, the chair that took 20 hours to carve, the doorway that is over the top detailed and inspiring even hundreds of years later. I hope machine made things start to seem cheap and people will value items made by craftsmen instead.