This is /his/tory's best architect Mimar Sinan He lived

>>889992
Mash'allah brother he was indeed a blessing brought down upon the Ottomans

>>889992
He also built the great mosque called Hagia Sophia which not many people remember.

Finally 2 people that appreciate his astounding work

>>889999

>this is what Muslims actually believe

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>>890010
He didn't build it, he renovated it thoroughly. He did a lot more than renovating actually, and now the Turkish government made it a museum, a fucking museum. When Fatih Sultan Mehmet Han conquered the land of Constantine, and made the church a mosque, he demanded it to stay a mosque.

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Palladio was the greatest architect ever.

>>890041
Why though?
What was he specialised in?
Mimar Sinan constructed over 200 buildings still standing today, even during earthquakes they stood there. He was a perfect bridge builder and helped the empire get water through viaducts.

>>889992
>Prove me wrong
Vitruvius.

Good guy. He was also born to a Christian family, so naturally not a genuine Turkroach.

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>>890045
The Palladians, he influenced architects for the last 500 years

Albert Speer

>tfw Welthauptstadt Germania did not become a reality.

>He was the kindest man for he had 4 apprentices which were orphans

sweet sweet boipucci