The temperature yesterday started off all friendly with a sunny smile, that gave me a chance to move out and have some fun on my own. I find it fascinating when people just hit out of the house for non strict reasons, just some fun time kinda movement, because at every point in our lives we gotta understand it's a one time experience, ain't no second one after our last breathe.
Therefore, as the weather was all good, although it later poured down with a thunderstorm, I had a few hours to head out and explore the environment around me. Particularly I love the city areas, but I finna embrace the rural areas once a while, at least just to get that riverine experience, that's where nature lies after all.
Well in my side, the first thing I think about is just how the view from the top is like, and funny enough am damn scared of heights but I always wanna have that experience of my heart beating really fast as I look down tall buildings, lol.
Somehow, tall buildings are just naturally beautiful and just filled with so much perfection. I honestly haven't stumbled on any tall structure looking all nasty, unless it's an old building or something of such. We observed how much sense of beauty it gives to urban areas, like when looking down from an airplane, it's most definitely the tall buildings we'd notice first, the structures at which they are raised really just gives it a self sufficient credits.
When I was a bit younger, I always crave to explore the world of tall buildings and wildlife to the exact. I can say that currently am living part of the dream, at least half way on the journey. I've once visited the wildlife but not really to my taste, but then, to the building aspect, I've pretty much seen a lot of tall buildings, all having their own different structure and unique feel.
It's almost as tall as my fears, but not so tall to call it a skyscraper tho. A skyscraper is like a number of floors high and this one just looks like two to three Floors tall. A skyscraper counts up over ten most times.
What I can't help but notice is that most of the tall structures as often designed with glasses, the building of blocks all the way up is really rare, especially when the building plan positions it in a square like shape, it's definitely gonna be raised with glasses rather than blocks. Most times I wonder which is more expensive? Because looking at it, it seems likely to be the glasses, I mean things are not given price tags based on its quality and long lasting nature anymore, it's now all about that fancy look. So then, the glasses give it a fancy look and it's likely the most expensive choice for raising a structure as this.
You may probably be wondering what purpose the structure serves in its location? Well it's a monetary sector, with surprisingly just one money outlet point for cash outs. Anyway, it's only normal to see banks adopting this nature of structures. It only attracts people to patronize them. You know that sense of a lovely environment, it just gets people get attached that they ignore everything else. So as a business sector providing monetary services, getting that feel good structure naturally promotes that business in diverse ways.
So in all, it's clear how much a good architecture gives credit and brings value to the society. Am glad to have one more beautiful structure in my gallery, as they pail up I might end up picking one in future to build from, hehe...
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