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===Central Patagonian Architecture=== | ===Central Patagonian Architecture=== | ||
Architecture across Patagonia is very diverse. Central Patagonian towns such as Medanosa, Peurto_Madryn, Malvinas and Cerro_Dragón all have Central Patagonian architecture. Central Patagonian architecture includes the Medanosan Colloseum and Cerro Dragon Kings League Football Stadium. It originates from the Medanosan Arch at the centre of Patagonian and consists mainly of Quartz variants and cobblestone and stone bricks. Dres I founded Patagonian architecture at the start of Medanosa however mayors F1rret and Dejvvvv1 also adopted the designs. Today, | Architecture across Patagonia is very diverse. Central Patagonian towns such as Medanosa, Peurto_Madryn, Malvinas and Cerro_Dragón all have Central Patagonian architecture. Central Patagonian architecture includes the Medanosan Colloseum and Cerro Dragon Kings League Football Stadium. It originates from the Medanosan Arch at the centre of Patagonian and consists mainly of Quartz variants and cobblestone and stone bricks. Dres I founded Patagonian architecture at the start of Medanosa however mayors F1rret and Dejvvvv1 also adopted the designs. Today, Central Patagonian architecture is the most dominant architecture in Patagonia. | ||
===Tierra Del Fuegan Architecture=== | ===Tierra Del Fuegan Architecture=== | ||
In the south of Patagonia, most older Tierra Del Fuego towns still contain the old architecture however the designs are slowly being destroyed and the architecture is becoming vulnerable. Tierra Del Fuegan architecture began in Terra Nova in North Korea, Ionao's original nation. Upon moving into North Antarctican Bingha, Ionao continued building the architecture until Terra Aurora. The architecture was adapted into Terra Aurora Bingha at the head of Tierra Del Fuego and the EPRA. The architecture is still visible in pockets across towns in North and Central Patagonia | In the south of Patagonia, most older Tierra Del Fuego towns still contain the old architecture however the designs are slowly being destroyed and the architecture is becoming vulnerable. Tierra Del Fuegan architecture began in Terra Nova in North Korea, Ionao's original nation. Upon moving into North Antarctican Bingha, Ionao continued building the architecture until Terra Aurora. The architecture was adapted into Terra Aurora Bingha at the head of Tierra Del Fuego and the EPRA. The architecture is still visible in pockets across towns in North and Central Patagonia as well as the Mayoral building of Stanley in West Falkland however the architecture still thrives in Tierra Del Fuego. | ||
Tierra Del Fuegan Architecture was designed originally by Ionao, the leader of communist Tierra Del Fuego | Tierra Del Fuegan Architecture was designed originally by Ionao, the leader of communist Tierra Del Fuego. Tierra Del Fuegan urban Architecture is predominantly a high-density style of building. As is seen in most ex-TDF towns, buildings are built tall in layers on mountains. For example, in the Falklands, there are 25-story Tierra Del Fuegan buildings. These buildings are also the most recent of the architecture being constructed in October of 2023. However, in rural Tierra Del Fuegan towns such as El_Zurdo, lighter density is used to split buildings into smaller 2-story buildings due to a change in terrain. El_Zurdo is positioned on a plain in the Magallanes allowing for expansion outwards instead of up. Unline in Bingha, the population of El_Zurdo was much smaller so there was more room but fewer people. | ||
Tierra Del Fuegan Architecture consists of stone bricks and spruce wood as well as various types of stone including granite and diorite which was collected from large-scale mining projects such as the construction of the TDF highway in Patagonia and Antarctica. The architecture is no longer used for official buildings in Patagonia as more towns have shifted towards Central Patagonia. | |||
===Falklands Architecture=== | ===Falklands Architecture=== | ||