A town in the mexican desert.
A town in the mexican desert
Dylan Garcia
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Ryan Brown
Always like this kino, imagine the stars at night.
Wyatt Long
sovl overdose
Michael Sullivan
Chase Rodriguez
For me, it's Ojuela
Jayden Barnes
Ugly spic-wog enviroment
We need to bring back this architecture
Adam Walker
Just dry, no jungles.
Jack Peterson
esas fotos es clavada a marco de los apeninos
Michael Johnson
We should do an eclectic style. Put it as much native architecture as possible but add some Spanish colonial to complement them solving for things that the natives didn't.
Have it be rule for all new buildings and city planning.
Jace Phillips
I stayed in a village in Spain not too dissimilar, called Uncastillo, nice place, pleasant people. I like how they live, all coming out when it gets dark to sit out on benches and at tables talking with their neighbours, drinking and eating.
Anthony Perez
I think you have the right intention but I dont think you really took the time to study that architecture, hopefully Im wrong.
Thats a city layoun that doesnt have a reason to be amymore. Thats a city with a state religion and state run temples, sacrificial area and skull displays.
But I agree with the idea of bringing native architecture back. Im fond of the quetzalpapalotl "palace", the palace idea may be an old world concept applied to a new world building that had its own rules though. Spaniards did this a few times like they called a mayan pyramid a castle and they also called other pyramids towers.
Charles Ross
where is the Wal Mart
Noah Rodriguez
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Hudson Clark
Right next to the giant Aztec temple? Kino.
Jeremiah Russell
mexican walmart
Owen Morales
This is not to say mesoamerican urbanism should not be used. Is just that the city center would not have those buildings.
But the overall city could still be planned very a similarly to how the mesoamericans planned cities.
Spanish and mesoamericans didnt plan cities that dissimilar actually. They both had have a plaza in the city and the plaza was the center of the city, temples/churches around it and they both used grids.
But the mesoamericans had I think a more pleasant conception of buildings almost as living things that like to look at each other.
Aiden Williams
Why is the pickup sign in English?
Jordan Gonzalez
Didn't know Mexico had a wal Mart built inside a Masjid. Very halal. I might move to Mexico after all..
Adrian Smith
I recommend you to watch these. Theyre very good.
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Jeremiah Green
Small towns and villages didn't have pyramid temples like that. They were the same buildings minus the church
Lincoln Gomez
And this
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William Anderson
I felt inspired to build pyramids and churches in minecraft
Sebastian Wood
You mean the same buildings as the OP? Actually no. Mesoamerican buildings mostly didnt have any windows and I see many windows in that town. Mesoamerican buildimg would have small building with one room or rooms and big door in the front. If if it was someone wealthy with a big house they would still have no windows an in instead have a patio surrounded by rooms and they would get light that way.