Japanese and More Ink Architecture

A varied selection of ink architecture.  The most prevalent is the Japanese one.

Nayadet Ghio drew all of the buildings and the double window on this page.

Lovely examples of design from different parts of the world.  The one that has more features in this post is Japan.

There are architectural styles that are recognisable at a glance.  I think the Japanese one, though, is the one most identify without hesitation.

I like all of the drawings.  Three of them stand slightly above the rest.  1  The second drawing down and the wonderful-looking design of that building.  2.  Book shop.  i have visited enough of them to know what a fantasy world is contained within, even the most boringly designed ones.  In fact, the ones I love the most are the independent ones.  A labyrinth of small corridors lined with bookshelves that reach the ceiling.  The perfect place to envisage adventure romance and/or horror.  3.  The single window with a flower display and wooden shutters.  Gorgeous design features that have been lost in modern buildings...

Have a great time living your first day of the week and enjoying Ghio's work.

Ps. I gave the images some titles.

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Stone building architecture.
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Japanese traditional shop front.
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Japanese traditional shop front.
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Japanese book shop front.
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Japanese shop front delivery service.
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Windows flowers and wooden shutters.
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Architectural marriage of old and new.
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English two up - two down.
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Chilean Architecture gates and balcony.
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Chilean Architecture mansion.
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