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== Nothing on wider use of “false front” facade (pre-US or elsewhere) == |
== Nothing on wider use of “false front” facade (pre-US or elsewhere) == |
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European architecture uses false fronts, the churches in Southern Europe and its far-away fmr colonies (Mexico!) very often have the bell installed in a false front, in the Netherlands it’s full of decorative false fronts, and so fort. The US “Western false front architecture” is just a late case of false front pretense. German Wiki has {{ill|Blendfassade|de|Blendfassade}} and {{ill|Blende (Architektur)|de|Blende (Architektur)}}, enWiki has nothing beyond the US version. [[User:Arminden|Arminden]] ([[User talk:Arminden|talk]]) 10:58, 23 September 2025 (UTC) |
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European classical, medieval and Baroque architecture uses false fronts, the churches in Southern Europe and its far-away fmr colonies (Mexico!) very often have the bell installed in a false front, in the Netherlands it’s full of decorative false fronts, and so fort. The US “Western false front architecture” is just a late case of false front pretense. German Wiki has Blendfassade and Blende (Architektur), enWiki has nothing beyond the US version. Arminden (talk) 10:58, 23 September 2025 (UTC)
