21st Century Neohistorist Architecture of all kinds

[toddatc]

I'm gonna post this here too since it applies...

Do you know of any buildings built in neoclassical architecture or inspired by it that was completed in this century? This was the only one I could find in google, anything else?

Schermerhorn Symphony Center:

[socrates#1fan]

[Hed_Kandi]

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1022349

[JoseRodolfo]

That´s really a nice example. Thanks for sharing.

How about its interior? Could you show us something of that!?

[toddatc]

Originally Posted by JoseRodolfo

That´s really a nice example. Thanks for sharing.

How about its interior? Could you show us something of that!?

[JoseRodolfo]

Originally Posted by toddatc

Thank you!!

It reminds me the interior of "Sala são Paulo Concert Hall" openned in 1999 here in São Paulo (Brazil), built inside an old train station from the 1930s:








The exterior of the train Station:

[goschio]

very nice architecture. However, I like new form interpretations and not copies of historic buildings.

[BE0GRAD]

Originally Posted by goschio

very nice architecture. However, I like new form interpretations and not copies of historic buildings.

I like them both. Although I agree new interpretations are preferable because they represent the evolution of the traditional architecture in question. Also, what is very important is the environment in which the new building(in old style) is being built. I find it quite inappropriate to build them in some new parts of the city. These kind of buildings are just for historic centers if you ask me.

[wolfpaw]

A beautiful example, OP! Why can't more new buildings adopt this style

[castermaild55]

Originally Posted by wolfpaw

A beautiful example, OP! Why can't more new buildings adopt this style

I dont think so..
this building does not show the time. that is ,evolution。it is a just fake of at that time
thought it is beautiful design..
A style of building also changes with the passage of time.

[Rascian]

What about this
ok, not everything is "neoclassical".... but it's an official project and it's U/C

[JoseRodolfo]

Sorry, but I found that realy ugly.

[buho]

Anachronic and valueless.

[socrates#1fan]

I thought it was nice.
As far as public spaces projects go, this is one of the better.

My only real issue is the lack of greenery.

[socrates#1fan]

Anyhow, here is the Carmel Performing Arts Center in Carmel (a wealthy suburb of Indianapolis, Indiana).



Monument in Atlanta Georgia
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[toddatc]

Originally Posted by socrates#1fan

Anyhow, here is the Carmel Performing Arts Center in Carmel (a wealthy suburb of Indianapolis, Indiana).

I like it!

[Hasse78]

Originally Posted by socrates#1fan

Anyhow, here is the Carmel Performing Arts
Monument in Atlanta Georgia
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This is very nice additions in neighbourhoods with mostly new architecture.

[פובליק פיינט]

This kind of architecture is dumb. Poor taste.

[toddatc]

Originally Posted by פובליק פיינט

This kind of architecture is dumb. Poor taste.

What kinda architecture do you like?

[socrates#1fan]

Originally Posted by פובליק פיינט

This kind of architecture is dumb. Poor taste.

It isn’t about being the most unique freaky thing on the block.
This sort of architecture is in something much deeper, it is based in centuries of European architectural tradition and heritage, it is important to Europeans (well... not all Europeans) and a great deal of the world population.

Inventive is dull, because when everyone is trying to be inventive, no one is. Classical architecture is relaxed; its ability to elegantly go with the flow with a few of its own marks here and there makes it timeless and beautiful, soothing to the soul.