Well, now that you posted this, they are going to demolish them all. /s
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and there are more beautiful buildings designed by Armenians in Baku. It is worth highlighting the importance of architects such as Gavriil Ter-Mikelov, Nikolai Bayev, Vartan Sarkisov among others. I wish these excellent architects had designed more buildings in Armenia. I think the last photo is a building designed by Mikelov in Tblisi
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Some of them are from TBilisi
Prestigious-Hand-225 on
It is so frustrating that the Armenians of both the Russian and Ottoman Empires left such attractive buildings for others (including their destroyers) to enjoy, whilst Yerevan did not receive such treatment – presumably because, unlike Baku, Tiflis and Constantinople, it was not of similar commercial significance.
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It must’ve been the work of “Caucasian Albanians”.
cptedgelord on
Lol, didn’t know ~~Johan Edel (architect of İsa Bəy Hacınski’s house (the pink building)), Хрисанф Васильев (the architect of Sabunchu Station (now Railway Museum))~~, Józef Płoszko (architect of at least 2 of the buildings in this post) were Armenians. Especially didn’t know that Tbilisi Marriott Hotel’s building moved from Tbilisi to Baku!
OP’s thought process:
1. Google „great looking buildings“. (and remember, they don’t even have to be in Baku!)
2. Claim they were built by Armenians, in Baku!
3. Farm karma I guess?
DJDolma on
Love it. You forgot my favorite. The Philharmonic Orchestra, 1912, Ter Mikelov
vaperfaper on
Pakurakert 🥰🇦🇲
DerpyEnd on
Evil Propaganda! These Buildings were all designed by Caucasian Albanians!1!1!
Amazonium on
God bless their souls, these buildings are so beautiful.
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Well, now that you posted this, they are going to demolish them all. /s
and there are more beautiful buildings designed by Armenians in Baku. It is worth highlighting the importance of architects such as Gavriil Ter-Mikelov, Nikolai Bayev, Vartan Sarkisov among others. I wish these excellent architects had designed more buildings in Armenia. I think the last photo is a building designed by Mikelov in Tblisi
Some of them are from TBilisi
It is so frustrating that the Armenians of both the Russian and Ottoman Empires left such attractive buildings for others (including their destroyers) to enjoy, whilst Yerevan did not receive such treatment – presumably because, unlike Baku, Tiflis and Constantinople, it was not of similar commercial significance.
It must’ve been the work of “Caucasian Albanians”.
Lol, didn’t know ~~Johan Edel (architect of İsa Bəy Hacınski’s house (the pink building)), Хрисанф Васильев (the architect of Sabunchu Station (now Railway Museum))~~, Józef Płoszko (architect of at least 2 of the buildings in this post) were Armenians. Especially didn’t know that Tbilisi Marriott Hotel’s building moved from Tbilisi to Baku!
OP’s thought process:
1. Google „great looking buildings“. (and remember, they don’t even have to be in Baku!)
2. Claim they were built by Armenians, in Baku!
3. Farm karma I guess?
Love it. You forgot my favorite. The Philharmonic Orchestra, 1912, Ter Mikelov
Pakurakert 🥰🇦🇲
Evil Propaganda! These Buildings were all designed by Caucasian Albanians!1!1!
God bless their souls, these buildings are so beautiful.