Although Leonardo da Vinci was equally gifted in architecture and even drew the Vitruvian Man based on Ten Books on Architecture, there were other geniuses in his time. Most of them were simply overshadowed by Leonardo da Vinci's brilliance.
Among them was Donato Bramante, the architect who renovated Santa Maria delle Grazie and was also invited to take part in the Vatican's expansion.
His design was considered unparalleled since Ancient Rome. Santa Maria delle Grazie had not originally been so grand; Francisco Sforza had built it to turn it into his own mausoleum. Leonardo da Vinci later painted the Last Supper there as part of its decoration.
The Last Supper was called a failed innovation. From the moment it was completed, it had faced preservation problems.
Mulberry Hall, however, was different. It was located on the first floor of the northeast tower. According to Leonardo da Vinci's notes: if you wish to use certain rooms to hold dances for a large crowd, or engage in all kinds of jumping activities, you should place those rooms on the ground floor, because I have seen buildings collapse and cause many casualties.
Grindelwald had once intended to create an army of Inferi. During World War II, obtaining corpses had not been difficult. He had not even needed to resort to murder.
Voldemort rose to power in the seventies, when Britain was no longer at war. To create that pool of Inferi protecting his Horcrux, he had targeted homeless people on the streets.
Residents and tourists alike only wanted to see Big Ben and Westminster at their finest. The presence of those homeless people would only spoil the mood.
Tom Riddle Sr. had once had a girlfriend. When she saw the Gaunt family's shack, she too said it was a terrible eyesore, as if