What is the most /lit/ architectural style? Neo-Byzantine has my vote.

Brutalism

>>8788885
You picked the only wrong answer.

>>8788895
Explain why

>>8788881
>>8788885
minecraft tier

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Vienna Secession

Art Nouveau but better.

>>8788881
Hellenistic

How can we claim to be patrician if we don't spend our days lounging near the fountain outside the Temple of Zeus and drinking wine?

Late 19th century Beaux-Arts, of course. Stanford White is among the most /lit/ of all architects.

>>8788909
Brutalism is all about being ugly, cold, and unpoetic. /lit/ is, in my experience, somewhat opposed to that.

>>8788921
You do better.

>>8788940
But that's the perfect description of the average /lit/ browser

>>8788949
Brutalism doesn't pretend to be intelligent, though.

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>tfw no prairie style house
>tfw no slightly quirky bookworm gf to live in it with

>>8788954
quirky xDDDDDDddDDdDDD
suicide is painless

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>>8788954
>tfw no study/library on the second floor with lots of windows

>>8788881
mcmansion style

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>>8788957
wow, rude

>>8788909
Because we're all romantics here, but shhhhh

>>8788981
>ive never been to the prairies

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>>8788973
>tfw no pequeno spanish bungalo casita in Puerto Vallarta to share with a spanish cutie and to cast books all over the floor in

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>>8788987
It doesn't have anything to do with geographically being located in the prairies (since the style was mostly spread out throught the Midwest and East coast), but because of the horizontality of the style.