Twelve world-class landmarks reconstructed by Ai

If AI tools are used to reconstruct the world's most iconic buildings, allowing people to have a unique perspective on the "alternative" shapes that these landmarks may have taken on in different eras. Do you still recognize it?

Rococo Style: Eiffel Tower:

Rococo style is an architectural and decorative style, which rose in Europe in the 18th century and is famous for its gorgeous details, smooth lines and beautiful shapes. The characteristics of this style are slender, lightweight, gorgeous, and exquisite, often adopting complex curves and oval designs. The Rococo style was initially mainly used in the interior decoration of buildings, and later gradually expanded to the fields of painting, sculpture, furniture, music and literature. In terms of architecture, the representative works of Rococo style include the Palace of Versailles of Marie Antoinette, Queen of Louis XV.

Tudor style: Sydney Opera House

Tudor style is a transitional architectural style in England, mainly manifested in residential architecture. During this period, the mansion moved from a dangerous location to a plain area without the need to defend against bandit invasion, resulting in a more orderly and standardized layout and an increase in rooms. The interior decoration, influenced by the mainland Renaissance, tends to be refined and comfortable. The walls are decorated with wooden boards, with reliefs and exquisite patterns. Candle holders, weapons, and deer antlers are hung on the walls as decorations.

Industrial style: Big Ben

Industrial style is an architectural style characterized by industrial production methods, often using materials such as iron components and ceramics, emphasizing the combination of industrialization and modernism. The characteristics of industrial style include curves and asymmetric lines, exaggerated and deformed columns and arches, non-traditional mixing methods, methods and symbols such as stacking, dislocation, and fission, as well as the extensive use of iron components and new technologies such as glass and ceramic tiles. The decoration techniques of industrial style include emphasizing the sense of form, using metaphorical visual symbols, using new materials and technologies, and engaging design techniques.

Bauhaus style: Parthenon Temple

Bauhaus style is a Modern architecture and design style, which focuses on the combination of functionality and technology, and pursues simple and lively design style and exquisite craftsmanship. His architectural works emphasize geometric form and space combination, highlight the flexibility and diversity of function and space, and also pay attention to the use of natural light and natural ventilation, reflecting the characteristics of Modern architecture. The representative figures of Bauhaus include Gropez, Mies van der Rohe, Walter Gropius, Gerd Feld, Albert Speer, etc. Their education system and teaching methods also have a profound impact on modern Design education.

Romanticism: The Empire State Building

Romantic architecture is a popular architectural style from the second half of the 18th century to the second half of the 19th century, influenced by the Romantic trend in literature and art in some European and American countries. Originating from England. Romanticism demands the promotion of individual freedom and natural nature, while using the natural form of medieval handicraft art to oppose the handicrafts made by machines under the capitalist system, and the former to compete with classical art.

Brutalist architecture: New Swan Castle

Brutalist architecture is a school of Modern architecture, which advocates the use of non plastered reinforced concrete components, refuses additional decoration, and displays its simple beauty. Brutalist architecture architecture is not only a simple form of expression, its rise is related to the huge demand for urban reconstruction and limited material conditions after World War II. The Brutalist architecture building technology is relatively simple and the cost is relatively low, so its rise after the war was not only for aesthetic considerations, but for practical wisdom and attitude.

Neoclassicism: The Forbidden City

Neoclassical architecture refers to the architectural style from the end of the 18th century to the first half of the 19th century. It is based on ancient Greek and Roman architecture, pays attention to details and decoration, and adopts simple geometric shapes and streamlined lines. Its characteristics include emphasizing proportion, balance, and stability, emphasizing the harmony of lines and forms, adopting complex geometric shapes and exquisite decorations. The representative works of Neoclassical architecture include the British Parliament Building, the United States Capitol, the Panthéon in Paris, the Madeleine Church, the Berlin Court Theatre, the Greek National Library, the HSBC Building, the British Museum, etc. Among them, the British Parliament Building is one of the representative works of Neoclassical architecture. It adopts simple geometric shapes and streamlined lines. The facade is decorated with large stones, and the details are handled beautifully, reflecting the characteristics and aesthetic values of Neoclassical architecture.

Byzantine style: Buckingham Palace

Byzantine style architecture is an architectural art form set in Christianity, with a distinct religious color and prominent feature - the dome. It was developed on the basis of inheriting the culture of Ancient Roman architecture, while absorbing Eastern culture, and forming its own architectural style.

Renaissance style: The Shard

Renaissance style architecture refers to an artistic style that rose in European countries from the 14th century to the 16th century, with the pursuit of Humanism and the revival of classical culture as the main thrust. Representative works include the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Florence, Italy, the Cathedral of Scara in Milan, and the Church of Saint Mark in Venice. Renaissance style architecture emphasizes elegance, simplicity, smooth lines, fresh and natural, with a strong religious flavor and Humanism color.

Victorian style: White House

The Victorian style is a 19th-century British art revival style characterized by spaciousness, brightness, luxury, and comfort. It is decorated in a realistic style with the fruits of animals, birds, and flowers, emphasizing the application of new technologies and the exquisite furniture. Representative buildings include the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, etc. The furniture is characterized by large chairs and exquisite lamps.

Romanesque: Pyramid of Giza

Romanesque architecture refers to an architectural style prevalent in medieval European Christian regions, rising from the late 10th century to the early 12th century and named after the use of ancient Romanesque arches and arches. Romanesque architecture is characterized by the use of ancient Romanesque coupons and arches, which gives a powerful and solemn impression. It is often seen in monasteries and churches, and has a great impact on later Gothic architecture.

Gothic: Taj Mahal

Gothic architecture refers to an architectural style in the Christian popular areas of medieval Europe, which rose from the late 11th century to the early 12th century and got its name from the use of ancient Roman style coupons and arches. Gothic architecture is characterized by the use of pointed arches, rib vaults and flying arches, which give people a sense of towering and transcendental, and is often used in religious buildings such as churches and monasteries. In addition, Gothic architecture also has an upward radical visual effect, which reflects human's piety and pursuit of religion.

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