Layers, Deeper and Higher

I wonder what architectural term can be applied to such building decisions?

Photowalk with @domenicododaro

[Henri Russell]

Really interesting architecture. It really does say Rome!

[Bill Fenske]

fabulous on black. Cool pov

[Domenico Dodaro]

Nowadays, it would be called a CRIME! Lol

[Kahsia]

Great textures!

[gloria jones]

Neat textures, pov

[Pam Knowler]

I think the top two floors were an afterthought which should not have happened!! Talk about mixing styles!!

[Leon Buijs]

I think the correct term would be criminal as @domenicododaro already said. Makes an interesting photo subject

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[Richard Hickey]

Cool picture.

[Nicole Campbell]

We were in Rome four years ago this April, your photos are bringing back lovely memories

[Marnie]

What a thrill to be able to see this kind of sight with your own eyes. I love it.

[Jane Pittenger]

Is the blue the sky visible through windows without glass?

[Brigette]

Ah Rome! Such architectural delights

[Walks @ 7]

Creative, I would just call it creative. At least they didn't knock down the history and build some new monstrosity.

[Rob Z]

Amazing!

[Jodie]

Quite amazing

[Dianne]

Impressive architecture - I am enjoying this series.

[Rosie Kind]

This old architecture is very different and photogenic

[Taffy]

I like how you've brought our attention to the details of the architecture while clearly conveying the sense of place as Roman.