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Edit: noticed you DID post there, I thought you didn't because thunder didn't list any cross-posts.

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lemm.ee

Are the lights attached to the side wall as opposed to the ceiling? How high are they?

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You know, I didn't get the time to look, we were trying to catch a connection! I just HAD to stop to take that picture

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lemmy.ca

This could be any metro station in Montréal, Québec.

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programming.dev

I can tell it's not the US because of the textured paths for the sight impaired. We have the dotted ones on street corners and stuff but I've never seen the straight ones anywhere. (I'm tempted to call it a braille path but I don't think that's it lol.)

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Oh yeah I see what you mean.

Those things are everywhere in Japan. They really applied themselves there.

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If this was a film set the machine making the haze would cost 20k and each of these tubes would be 3k.

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lemmy.world

That looks really cool. I like whatever style of architecture this is.

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JackbyDevreply
programming.dev

Stewart Hicks (architect and YouTuber) made a video on Brutalism that's pretty funny. I felt a little called out.

My favorite architect is John Portman. Though his work wasn't really considered brutalist but there's some overlap in the styles.

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The fact that the bulb is offset to the left of the stairs throws me off

Like, either have it all the way to one side or centered, it feels like it's trying to be both

Cool picture tho :)

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