A Close Look at the Architectural Details of the Buildings [ENG/ESP]
(Edited)
Greetings friends, who else is passionate about large and historic buildings? Today I bring you a series of photos of these old structures with different styles and with great value in terms of architecture. Buildings that are more than 200 years old and are historical heritage of the Argentine country. Many of them have been palaces and residences of wealthy families who lived there in the past.
Saludos amigos! ¿A quién más le apasionan los grandes e históricos edificios? Hoy les traigo una serie de fotos de éstas estructuras antiguas con diferentes estilos y con gran valor en cuanto a arquitectura se refiere. Edificios que tienen más de 200 años y que son patrimonio histórico del país argentino. Muchos de ellos han sido palacios y residencias de familias adineradas que vivieron allí en épocas pasadas.
I took the initiative to capture these emblematic buildings very closely with the help of a 55-200mm lens, this way we can appreciate more the construction details and designs of different parts such as windows, balconies, roofs and facades from the top.
One of the buildings of which I took more photos was the San Martin palace, where I show in detail more than anything what would be the roof with a blue coating which was created for adverse climates such as heavy snowfall, were techniques that were carried out in Europe and therefore that type of construction, but... In Buenos Aires there is no snow, curious but the original design was kept.
Tuve la iniciativa de dedicarme a capturar muy de cerca estos emblemáticos edificios con la ayuda de un lente 55-200mm, de esta manera podemos apreciar más los detalles de construcción y diseños de diferentes partes como lo son ventanas, balcones, techos y fachadas desde las partes superiores.
Uno de los edificios de los cuales tome más fotos fue del palacio San Martín, en dónde muestro en detalle más que nada lo que sería el techo con un revestimiento azul el cual fue creado para climas adversos cómo las grandes nevadas, fueron técnicas que llevaron a cabo en Europa y por ello ese tipo de construcción, pero... En Buenos Aires no hay nieve, curioso pero se mantuvo el diseño original.
On the other hand I could also make some other photos where through a reflection of a glass I show another design where many windows can be seen. The KAVAK building and the Kavanagh building which was one of the biggest skyscrapers in Latin America in its time.
Por otra parte también pude hacer algunas otras fotos en dónde a través de un reflejo de un vidrio muestro otro diseño donde se aprecian muchas ventanas. El edificio KAVAK y el edificio Kavanagh el cual fue uno de los rascacielos más grande de latinoamerica en su época.
A different post that does not show landscapes or urbanism but details of the iconic and old buildings of the city of Buenos Aires, a small part of them I would say. Thank you very much for stopping by and for seeing these images, a big hug to all of you and have a nice start of the week 😊✨
Un post diferente que no muestra paisajes ni urbanismo sino detalles de los edificios icónicos y antiguos de la ciudad de Buenos Aires, una pequeña parte de ellos diría. Muchas gracias por pasar por acá y por ver éstas imágenes, un fuerte abrazo a todos y que tengan un lindo inicio de semana 😊✨
All the photos and texts in this post are my authorship.
(Todas las fotos y textos presentes en éste post son de mi autoría.)
Camera: Nikon D3400 | Lens: AF-S DX NIKKOR 55-200mm f/4-5.6G ED
Cámara: Nikon D3400 | Lente: AF-S DX NIKKOR 55-200mm f/4-5.6G ED
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Art everywhere, both in the architecture portrayed, as in the skills displayed in each photo... And that of the old facade reflected in the mirrored windows is a marvel!... Thanks for sharing!
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An abundance of urbanism, architecture and visual shots! Thanks for the support and for your kind words @jlinaresp 🙂
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This building is supper. What interest me more was this part: > The KAVAK building and the Kavanagh building which was one of the biggest skyscrapers in Latin America in its time. Thank yiu for sharing.
Thank you very much for stopping by and reading the content as well as appreciating the photographs. Greetings 🙂
You are welcome