Based on what you shoot, you might consider a Canon 6D. I have both the 7D II and 6D. I use the 7DII (Crop Frame) for moving subjects, like sports, birds in flight, etc., but find the 6D (Full Frame) is more than adequate for people, architecture, landscape. It does not have a super-duper auto focus, but that's not really an issue for the kinds of things you listed. Also, the 6D is very good in low light and can be had (if in stock) as a Canon refurbished (in their refurb store) for around $1099. Are there "better" Canon full frames? Yes, but for what you are shooting, the 6D is an exceptional camera at a relatively reasonable price.

Based on what you shoot, you might consider a Canon 6D. I have both the 7D II and 6D. I use the 7DII (Crop Frame) for moving subjects, like sports, birds in flight, etc., but find the 6D (Full Frame) is more than adequate for people, architecture, landscape. It does not have a super-duper auto focus, but that's not really an issue for the kinds of things you listed. Also, the 6D is very good in low light and can be had (if in stock) as a Canon refurbished (in their refurb store) for around $1099. Are there "better" Canon full frames? Yes, but for what you are shooting, the 6D is an exceptional camera at a relatively reasonable price.

I too use the 6D and 7DII. The 6D is great for the money and still one of the better Canons for dim light. I even have done Birds In Flight with it using the tricks from the days before AutoFocus. There is supposed to be a 6DII coming out in 2017. Rumor has it having a 24 mega pixel sensor (present one has 20 mp) and an improved AF. But it will be $1999 according to the rumors.

Body only is about $1500, with the 24-105L f/4 lens it is $2099 from B&H, no tax if you are out of NY. I paid 2199 + tax and shipping in Nove 2013.

But that is a great combination. I have gone all day at a Civil War Reenactment and a Steam Punk festival with only the body and that lens. In a well lit room you can get by without flash off a tripod or if you can hold very steady but a small flash makes it much better.

Attached three pictures: 1) indoors by light of Christmas tree and ceiling light 20 feet behind me, exposure increased a bit in processing, no other processing done yet 2) with small flash cropped only 3) outdoors No processing or cropping done.
#1 and #2 are with the 24-105L f/4 lens, #3 with the 70-300 mm lens.

Actually if I had the money I would replace the 6D with the 5DIV and keep the 6D for backup, maybe get my wife to use it instead of her SX50 bridge camera.

You have a point, more or less. From the Rules (Photo Gallery)

"- Do not hijack topics by posting your pictures inside someone else's topic in a manner that would divert the discussion away from the original poster's pictures. In such situation, it's best to start a new topic and post your pictures there. It is OK to post pictures when explicitly invited by the OP or when posting pictures inside an existing topic would genuinely benefit that particular discussion."

As I said, "more or less."