Architecture

With the experience he gained, Gaudi began to experiment more with his designs.

The opening of the Colosseum was inaugurated by 100-day games, initiated by Emperor Titus Caesar Vespasianus.

The official opening of the building was conducted by U.S. President Herbert Hoover, who illuminated the skyscraper by pressing a button in his office in Washington.

The king purchased the lands of the Gondi family and ordered the expansion of the building into a three-winged hunting lodge, and a park was established on 70 ha of land adjacent to the palace.

In 1284 the building work was again interrupted.

On the first floor of the building, there are special boxes called “artists boxes.”

The site for the Opéra Garnier was chosen by Georges-Eugene Haussmann, prefect of the French department of the Seine and considered the urban planner of Paris.

One of the most picturesque parts of the castle is the throne room, inspired by Byzantine style and decorated with gold and marble.

In 1671, in Versailles, on the orders of Louis XIV, something like a bathroom was built - appertement des bains.

The La Scala theater building was built on the site of the deconsecrated, demolished former church of Santa Maria della Scala, from which the theater took its name.