Architecture is an art that captures human history and culture. Beyond simply building buildings, architecture reflects human lifestyles and records changes over time. This article seeks to introduce the historical development of architecture, its basic principles, and world-famous buildings.

Eiffel Tower, France

The Eiffel Tower is a railway tower with a height of 324 meters and is the tallest in the world. It is known as a landmark of Paris. Also, it is a world-famous building that often shown in paintings and movies.

Sydney Opera House, Australia

The Sydney Opera House is a building located in Sydney, Australia, and has an unusual shape. This building has a unique silhouette that also serves as an inspiration to visitors. It is a world-recognized center for arts and culture and is known as a venue for opera performances and various cultural events.

Grand Canal, Italy

The Grand Canal is a building located in Venice, Italy. This is a beautiful waterway that serves as the city's underwater road. This waterway allows visitors to view the city's stunning buildings from underwater.

Architecture is an artwork that connects the past and the present. Historic buildings must be preserved as part of our cultural heritage, and their appearance and technical achievements inspire us. By learning the basic principles of architecture and appreciating a lot of masterpieces, we can better understand the depth and value of architectural art.

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