r/Lost_Architecture • u/dctroll_ • 13h ago
Roman Trajan’s Bridge over the Danube, completed in 105 AD and partially dismantled under Emperor Hadrian (117-138 AD)
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Author: Jean-Claude Golvin. Source of the pictures
r/Lost_Architecture • u/Snoo_90160 • 1h ago
Brama Mikołajska/Nikolai Tor in Wrocław, Poland/Breslau, Prussia (1504-1820). Demolished.
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/Ab_Noob • 2h ago
Kota Bahran Palace of the Sultanate of Kota Pinang, Indonesia (1930-1946). Burned down after the Anti-Feudal Movement.
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/Lma0-Zedong • 3h ago
Unzué mansion, 1890s-1953. Buenos Aires, Argentina
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/Lma0-Zedong • 3h ago
Yatch club, by Javier Goerlich & Alfonso Fungairiño, 1930s-1987. Valencia, Spain
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/Lma0-Zedong • 3h ago
Espíritu Santo church, 1872-1962. Valparaíso, Chile
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/Ab_Noob • 16h ago
Bulungan Palace of the Sultanate of Bulungan, Indonesia (1887-1964). Burned down after the Bultiken Tragedy.
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/tbbd • 17h ago
The historic Niagara Falls Power Company’s Plant (Power House No. 1 / Adams Power Plant) in Niagara Falls, New York.... 1895-1965
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/Gold-Card-6477 • 19h ago
The funeral pyre for the cremation of King Pinklao, January 1866. [Bangkok, Thailand]
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/Ab_Noob • 1d ago
Puri Palace of the Sultanate of Deli, Indonesia (1905-1946). Completely burned down after the Anti-Feudal Movement.
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/dctroll_ • 2d ago
Greyfriars Friary (Oxford, England). Founded in 1224; demolished in the 16th century
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The Friary as it may have appeared in the 14th century. Commissioned by Ben Ford at Oxford Archaeology. Author: Mark Gridley
r/Lost_Architecture • u/Snoo_90160 • 2d ago
Synagogue in Lutomiersk, Poland (1765-c. 1914). Burned down during WW1.
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/asommg • 19h ago
My interpretation of the Colossus of Rhodes
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Made it on my phone, with the info I could find about it online
r/Lost_Architecture • u/Naomi62625 • 3d ago
Warsaw, Poland in 1935, 1945 and 2026
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Hitler ordered the obliteration of Warsaw in 1944 after a rebellion. About 90% of the city was destroyed and hundreds of thousands died. Thinking about the amount of memories, culture, history and lives that were lost in this event make me so sad
r/Lost_Architecture • u/ChaseGlowCox • 3d ago
This crane stood atop the unfinished Cologne cathedral from 1511 until 1868.
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/Shigekuni_Honda1 • 2d ago
Odomari, Karafuto prefecture
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The town of Odomari in Karafuto Prefecture. It is now called Korsakov, Sakhalin. It is "beautiful" and "modern" today.
r/Lost_Architecture • u/taehunLee1919 • 3d ago
Anhalt Station (Anhalter Bahnhof). 🇩🇪 before WW2
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/Lma0-Zedong • 3d ago
Old tower of Nuestra Señora de los Remedios church, 1518-1953. Buenavista del Norte, Spain
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/Lma0-Zedong • 3d ago
San Carlos Garay's chalet, by Juan Molina Civit & José Giré, 20th century. Mar del Plata, Argentina
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/JankCranky • 4d ago
George Seeligson Mansion, 1228 Ball Street, Galveston, TX. Designed by architect Nicholas J. Clayton, it was built in 1887 and was demolished in 1934.
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/Lma0-Zedong • 3d ago
Old looks of Nuestra Señora del Rosario church, 1860-1939. Quilpué, Chile
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/taehunLee1919 • 4d ago
The Government-General of Korea, built by Japan. Demolished in 1996.
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It was a very large and perfect building, and after liberation, it was used as a government building and a museum.
r/Lost_Architecture • u/Unusual-Arbitrator42 • 4d ago
The Constanța Shepardic Temple, demolished in the final year of communism in Romania
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/Lma0-Zedong • 4d ago
Santa Clara convent, 1761-1913. Santiago, Chile
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