While we don’t have nearly as cool old architecture like other continents, buildings/houses from the 70s are all over. I think most historic buildings tend to be closer to 100+ years old, which is almost half the age of the country.
When I first moved here I read that if you’re over 32 years of age you’re older than 50% of the buildings. It was something like that but I don’t have the source handy to so don’t take my word for it.
Lack of history.
In LA I’ve been told that old buildings are demolished to build new ones.
Something 50 years old is an historic landmark there.
While we don’t have nearly as cool old architecture like other continents, buildings/houses from the 70s are all over. I think most historic buildings tend to be closer to 100+ years old, which is almost half the age of the country.
As an American it’s always been really cool and humbling to travel and see still-standing structures older than my country
When I first moved here I read that if you’re over 32 years of age you’re older than 50% of the buildings. It was something like that but I don’t have the source handy to so don’t take my word for it.
LA buildings were all built like crap and were damaged in earthquakes, honestly after living here a while not sure anything is worth saving lol