Myanmar, particularly its former capital Yangon (Rangoon), boasts the largest number of colonial-era buildings in Southeast Asia, showcasing a unique blend of Victorian, Edwardian Baroque, Art Deco, and traditional Burmese architectural styles. These structures, often in various states of repair, are significant historical landmarks. Many colonial-era structures, such as the Sofaer Building, have been described as falling into disrepair, with rusted pipes and crumbling facades.