Hay que mirar hacia arriba. Tendríamos
que incorporar esta costumbre que nos permitira sobreponernos a las limitantes visuales de caminar siempre mirando baldosas. Las calles hay que
caminarlas pero con la frente en alto. Hagan la prueba y de seguro que se
sorprenden con lo que ven. Eso sí, hay que tener cuidado, estar atento y esquivar gente y más importante aun será evitar pisar algún
regalito de perro, los cuales abundan, lamentablemente, en las calles de Buenos Aires.
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| Palacio Reggio - Esquina Av. Rivadavia y Av. La Plata |
Desde la perspectiva de alguien que
no tiene noción alguna de estilos arquitectónicos, como es mi caso, se puede apreciar
sin embargo la belleza de nuestros edificios con solo observar lo
que nos rodea. Y en especial hacia arriba.
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| Café El Molino |
You got to look up. We should start by
acquiring the habit of looking up. We got to walk the streets, that’s for sure,
but with our heads held up high. Try it out, and I am pretty sure that you´ll
be gladly surprised with what you see. Bear in mind, though, that you will need
to be wary of your fellow side street walkers, because it might come as a
surprise if you actually pay attention, that most of them stare at their feet
when they walk. Maybe even more important than avoiding bumping into people is
the fact that you should try to avoid stepping on dog droppings, which abound
in the streets of Buenos Aires!
From the perspective of someone who is not in the least knowledgeable in architectural styles, such as me, the beauty of our buildings can be appreciated by just consciously looking around us. More importantly, looking upwards.
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| Colegio El Salvador |
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| Congreso de la Nación |
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| Cúpula del Congreso de la Nación |
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| Cafe El Molino |
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| Edificio Kavanagh |
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| Cabildo |
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| Colegio Champagnat |
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| Palacio Barolo |
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| Shopping del Abasto |
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| Cabildo |
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