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Originally Posted by rousseau
Well, yeah, sure. But we're obviously speaking within a North American context here. Or at least, I am.
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Of course not... at least in my case... because "within a North American context", Canada and the US are about as different as possible in nearly every respect.
A and B can be very alike, but if you're analyzing only these two "within a strictly A-and-B-only context" you will only see the differences.
Out of pure curiosity, I'd like to do a test with you (you'll be an awesome subject thanks to your vast knowledge of architectural styles). Try to make sure you don't see the location (be careful, it's super easy to have it spoiled!) of these four semi-random samples of centenarian residential areas, take a short look, and let me know your suppositions/conclusions.
https://www.google.ca/maps/@45.4083291,-...1!3m2!1spV8OQUg2sc1sBZYlhnMGoQ!2e0?hl=fr
https://www.google.ca/maps/@45.4059234,-...1!3m2!1s_rDQU1c9rpZC27FV3Y01gQ!2e0?hl=fr
https://www.google.ca/maps/@45.405934,-7...1!3m2!1sxqTvlGS2yWc3IZKkKyG0Kw!2e0?hl=fr
https://www.google.ca/maps/@45.4057768,-...1!3m2!1sOqHuL_Gq0IYm58ENip02MQ!2e0?hl=fr
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