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Bang, I did it again... I just rehived your post!
Week 111 of my contest just started...you can now check the winners of the previous week!
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Hello dear friend @soulsdetour good day
What a beautiful tribute to these beautiful period buildings, as you say, who knows how much longer they will be standing.
I would also spend hours observing the details of its faรงade, it is what I admire about period buildings

Thank you very much for introducing us to these beauties from Bulgaria

Have a beautiful day

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Dear @jlufer, I already know your love for architecture and more precisely, residential buildings, so I was sure this post would get your attention ๐Ÿ˜Š
Thank you very much for your appreciation!
Have a beautiful evening!
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Thanks again for sharing such beautiful buildings! Late 19th century architecture is really beautiful, not only because people building were rich but alto because they paid attention to detail and took their time building. Now developers only pay attention to profits and even the most luxury buildings look like a square cement block.
It is such a shame that these beauties are in such a dilapidated state. It should be a priority to restore them.
Cheers

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Dear @parmengo, since this topic - architecture before and now, is of great interest to me, I have commented and written quite a bit so far. But in general, your words overlap with my understanding of both types of construction (and I keep wondering where this world is going
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Cheers
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I hope many of these old beauties will be saved. Thank you very much for posting.

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I really hope the same, @kansuze! Yet it seems that some things are destined to simply disappear from this planet. Only some photos will remain of them, if anyone has taken in the meantime...
But yes, I too hope that a miracle will happen and that some, if not all, of these buildings will be saved.๐Ÿ™
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What an interesting collection of historic houses dear @soulsdetour! It's a pity that some of those luxurious residences have to be demolished because of their dilapidated states. Hopefully, perhaps a few of them can be preserved and converted into live museums where they continue to stand as heritage landmarks, showcasing the architectural legacy of the Bulgarian coastal city of Burgas. ๐Ÿ‘

On a different note, you should have been an Architect too! It's rare to see people who are genuinely magnetized, spell-bounded, lured by incredible architecture, and not be immersed in an academic curriculum related to it. Nevertheless, I'm truly joyful that you have discovered one sure way of going to heaven - through your sincere love for architecture! โค๏ธ ๐Ÿ˜Š

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Dear @storiesoferne, your suggestion for preserving the buildings by turning them into museums is something that is inapplicable in a country like Bulgaria. ๐Ÿ˜Š If it was a rich country that cares about its culture, traditions and heritage, then it would work. But still, as I wrote above, I pray for a miracle!

As for my passion for architecture and my probable profession, it's long and complicated to explain. Destiny works in mysterious ways.๐Ÿ˜Š

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It was a pleasure to walk visually with you through your photos. Thank you!
I could only imagine the glory of these past times... Wonderful buildings, too bad nobody builds such ones anymore...

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Yes, dear @lightcaptured, perhaps this is the main, most important and saddest thing. It is not that these buildings are left to self-destruct. But the fact that no one is building such houses anymore. If they disappear, a whole era will go away with them, a whole school of mastery, a culture of quality, skills and beauty that are so lacking today.
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I agree. I suppose something could be done.
Probably "emigrate" those buildings to countries that respect, love and maintain its historic relics ;) :P

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Ha ha, so funny ๐Ÿ˜„. But as weird as it sounds, that's probably the only solution!
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Hello @soulsdetour, I am still fascinated by everything I see and the same thing happens to me, it is very annoying for some to go somewhere with me because I stop a lot to observe jjjjj. It is a collection of beautiful buildings that you present to us, it is a pity that they are lost without being restored, thus an era of beautiful constructions with very nice designs, almost always unique, is lost, it is a great pity that they cannot be saved. nice post๐Ÿค—โค๏ธ

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These historic buildings need major renovations for sure but they truly stood the test of time.
Keep writing great publications, have a wonderful day:)

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Hey @sahiba-rana, thank you very much! Waiting for your awesome content here too!
Have an amazing week! ๐Ÿ˜Š
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I like to see but the thing is its quite weird to take a picture or even look for more than fee secs of other peopleโ€™s house in my area. I might be seen as someone suspicious ๐Ÿ˜ข its sad. Thereโ€™re few cute house in my area that i wish i can share

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Dear @firayumni, I actually have the same problem here - I wrote about it before. It's good that the buildings I'm showing in this post are in a big city, but in smaller towns or villages, it is very difficult to take a picture on the street. People immediately start to feel uncomfortable, look at me with suspicion and ask questions. In one village, I was even on the verge of being beaten by a woman for photographing her house. ๐Ÿ˜
But when you live in such an environment, you start to get creative and inventive with the phone and take pictures, nonetheless. People are most afraid of large cameras. And you can take pictures with your phone, pretending to do something else. ๐Ÿ˜Š
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Beautiful buildings, in spite of the poor conditions in which they are located. It would be so beautiful if they could be recovered, renovated and turned into a historic district of the city. Too bad, it seems that this is not the intention of the city or the government. Greetings

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Hi @francisaponte25, indeed, this is not the intention of the government. The Bulgarian government has never had plans to renovate anything. But there is something else here - these are private buildings. Nothing can be done about them.
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Thank you for sharing your incredible photography of buildings throughout Bulgaria with us @soulsdetour ๐Ÿ“ท

Old houses and structures fascinate me ever since I was a young girl. I wonder about who lived there, the stories that were told by the occupants, where they came from, where they went...

Houses and buildings that are restored and renovated to their former condition with modern touches is another interest of mine. Yours as well?

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Hi @ninahaskin, yes, I would probably in the future make another post with all the renovated buildings from the same era, I photographed along the abandoned and unmaintained ones.
I am too very interested in the lives and stories of the people who lived in these beautiful houses (their living core, so to speak). This interest intensified especially when I came across an abandoned house. And then I can't help but ask myself the question - what happened to its inhabitants, why did they make such a decision, where are they now, are they alive at all?
I don't know if this is a natural consequence of the interest in architecture, or it is just a feature unique to both of us ๐Ÿ˜Š
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