Questions: Travel

I just realized that the concrete color is not something they can just control because it's what's abundant. The greener the environment is, the greyer the concrete gets but the color also gives them different vibes. I see streets of the middle east, southern European, Mexico, California, etc. Those desert-ish countries. I always see their buildings to be brownish. I always thought they were purposely made with that color but I just realized now that they just don't have other choice since it's what's abundant. I'm used to seeing more grey concretes as it's more common here. Also there are also a lot of Spanish architectures in the Philippines but unlike in Spain, they always come of as grey instead of brown which is more common in northern European, west coast USA, South America, etc. Now I know what makes it look distinct even though the architecture styles are similar. I always find grey concretes to look boring specially on modern architectures but I can like them better when used as temples, churches and castles. The brown ones just makes simple and modern architectures look luxurious. But generally, I'd go with grey concretes for that dark vibes.