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Palace of Versailles, France
Built in the 17th century by King Louis XIV, the Palace of Versailles is one of the most magnificent examples of baroque architecture. With its gold ornaments, large gardens and luxurious interiors, this palace reflects the grandeur of the French royal family.
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Villa d'Este, Italy
Villa d'Este, one of the important structures of the Renaissance period, is famous for its magnificent gardens and water features. Built in the 16th century, this villa is one of the finest examples of Italian architecture and landscape art.
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Fallingwater, USA
Built in 1935 by the famous American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, Fallingwater draws attention with its design that integrates with nature. Built on a waterfall, this house reflects the nature-respecting approach of modern architecture.
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Palácio da Pena, Portugal
Built in the 19th century, the Palácio da Pena is one of the most colorful examples of romantic architecture. Built on a hill in Sintra, this palace stands out with its different architectural styles and vibrant colors.
05
Casa Batlló, Spain
One of Antoni Gaudí's most famous works, Casa Batlló was built in Barcelona between 1904 and 1906. One of the most striking examples of the Modernist style, this building attracts attention with its wavy lines, colorful mosaics and organic forms.
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The Glass House, USA
Built by Philip Johnson in 1949, The Glass House represents the simple and transparent approach of modern architecture. Integrating with its surroundings thanks to its glass walls, this house emphasizes the relationship between minimalism and nature.
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Villa Savoye, France
Le Corbusier tarafından 1929 yılında inşa edilen Villa Savoye, modern mimarinin beş temel prensibini sergileyen bir yapıttır. Betonarme yapı, düz çatı terası, açık plan düzeni ve geniş cam pencereleriyle dikkat çeken bu ev, modern mimarinin ikonik yapılarından biridir.
08
One Central Park, Australia
Designed by Jean Nouvel, One Central Park combines sustainability and modern aesthetics. Located in Sydney, the facade of this structure is covered in vertical gardens and the building is energy efficient using renewable energy sources.
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The Interlace, Singapore
Designed by Ole Scheeren, The Interlace is comprised of horizontally interlocking blocks, unlike traditional vertical high-rise buildings. This innovative design encourages social interaction and offers extensive green spaces.
10
VitraHaus, Germany
Designed by Herzog & de Meuron, VitraHaus showcases the creative and playful side of modern architecture. These seemingly stacked houses are both functionally and aesthetically striking.
