What's up, friends? A few weeks ago I was passing through the neighborhood of San Nicolas, I was carrying my camera in my bag and while crossing Lavalle square, once again I was delighted with the architecture around it, old and historic buildings.

Why not take some pictures again of this place? It is impossible not to, admiring so much beauty in so few meters.

In the first images you can see the Massue viewpoint, almost entirely covered with stained glass, a building built at the beginning of the last century and restructured at the end of the 80's with an Art Nouveau Postmodernist style.

Accompanied by a beautiful old and classic rental building on the same street Talcahuano.

A little further to the left we find the imposing building that houses the courts and covers an entire block, called the palace of justice of the nation. Being of monumental eclectic style and also built in the early 1900s.

It imposes a facade with its columns and details. On this occasion I will only portray it from afar.

In the middle of this square there is a sculpture at the top, a monument dedicated to General Juan Lavalle, a work that was built in 1887 and in the background is the aforementioned court building.

Sculptures, architecture, nature, green spaces and urban landscapes adorn this small area in this neighborhood of the city.

Finally, from the side of the wonderful Colón Theater, a look at the modern buildings on 9 de Julio Avenue. I decided to share with you these photos in both color and black and white, so you can appreciate them from both styles.