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Architecture in Lithuania is characterized by a diverse blend of styles, reflecting the country’s historical and cultural evolution. From the medieval grandeur of its Gothic and Renaissance structures, particularly in cities like Vilnius, to the baroque and neoclassical influences seen in its churches and public buildings, Lithuanian architecture encompasses a rich tapestry of designs. The 20th century brought modernist and Soviet-era architectural forms, while contemporary Lithuanian architecture often focuses on sustainability and integration with natural landscapes, marking a harmonious balance between tradition and innovation.
In the heart of Vilnius, the Pavilion Atlas, designed by the emerging Lithuanian architect duo Dalia Puodziute Seniuniene and Julius Seniunas, stands as a tribute to the city’s 700th anniversary.
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