Lighting British built buildings in BA

I would like to show some beautiful improvements that the Government of the city haD made in Retiro. It shows two brilliant examples of British influence in this city that we appreciate: The Tower (Gift from the British community to BA in 1910), and the Retiro Station of the former Ferrocarril Central Argentino, Now called Mitre. The resource to illuminate the buildings by night enhances its quality, especially when the background is dark as in the night.

Of course, there are other examples as the Palacio de las Aguas Corrientes (1883) in Cordoba Avenue at 2200, that I will show later.

Here are some photos, not mine. In the Internet you can get much more of this.

The building was made with a lot of porcelain pieces made in England. The tanks (The building was really a tank, but in those times the appearance of a tank must be shown as a public building.)

The metal structures were from Belgium. The architect was Mr Nystromer, probably a swede.

It shows the astonishing lavishness of those times when Argentina was growing a lot.