Today, walking in Downtown Santiago, I passed in front of Santiago Stock Exchange, a nice building located between Bandera and New York Streets.Built in 1913 by the Chilean-French architect Emilio Jecquier, it's another Renaissance-inspired building in Santiago. Other works by the same architect are the Museum of Fine Arts and the Mapocho Train Station.
The Roman number over the clock (1893), stands for the Santiago Stock Exchange foundation.
It looks like such a nice warm day for you there. You have many lovely old buildings with great architecture.
ReplyDeleteHola, es grato escribir en nuestro bello idioma, por tus fotos se ve que Santiago es una gran ciudad. Felicidades por tu blog y saludos de Mexico.
ReplyDeletej'aime beaucoup cette architecture, que l'on retrouve beaucoup à Paris dans le quartier de la bourse.
ReplyDeleteI like much this architecture, that one finds much in Paris in the district of the Paris Bourse.
Beautiful. I love wedgy buildings, too.
ReplyDeleteHi from Madrid!
ReplyDeleteOh how sunny is your day there!
i like very much this kind of buildings (los que terminan haciendo esquina, jaar, no sé cómo decirlo en ingles)
saludos desde el otro lado del charco!! :)
Hey HI! Long time no see! ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful building! And my youngest son's best friend's Dad is from Santiago...he was just there for Christmas! Small world! Name's Jaime Saez...just in case you KNOW him! LOL!
Don't be a stranger!!!
=)