HecticArt Wonderful Architecture Work

semipenguin said:
Frank Lloyd Wright building at risk of being demolished next week
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I'm with the property manager on this one. He put the thing on the market a year ago, it's not his fault people just started to take notice a day before he was ending the sale. It's a bummer to think of it getting knocked down but the owner should feel no responsibility to extend the sale.

Also, this is a thread that should have never been revived. Architecture is for weirdos and Toledans.
 
JHDK said:
Also, this is a thread that should have never been revived. Architecture is for weirdos and Toledans.
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I totally forgot about this thread. There nothing wrong with architectures, just the ones who are hectic.
 
Heathens.

The buildings sounds like it wasn't in great shape, and it sounds like the owner wasn't really all that interested in selling it anyway. It was on the historic registry, and he was abating the asbestos to demolish it? Sounds like he's more interested in the money from the new project on that site.
 
HecticArt said:
Heathens.

The buildings sounds like it wasn't in great shape, and it sounds like the owner wasn't really all that interested in selling it anyway. It was on the historic registry, and he was abating the asbestos to demolish it? Sounds like he's more interested in the money from the new project on that site.
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Duh. Buildings that don't make money, or don't make as much as some other building would, are failures. The world can't accumulate buildings kept standing through charity. They have to serve some purpose, and money is how we measure that.
 
Hey Hectic, you probably heard about this building?

Antilla Residential Tower in Mumbai, India.

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I've seen that before.
It's proof that having money doesn't give someone good taste.
It's also proof that the customer isn't always right.
That thing is just nasty.
 
They spent a lot of money trying to keep the cold dirty water out, but their customers go there to spend a lot of money on hot dirty water.

How ironic.
 
scotchandcigar said:
Dubai Frame: Emirate's controversial mega structure opens
http://www.cnn.com/style/article/dubai-frame-opening/
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It's a neat structure.

The copyright claim in interesting. They do look similar and it is shady that the Mexican guy presented his idea while in Dubai but his looks more like the frame of one of those cheap mirrors you buy and put on the back of a door as opposed to a traditional picture frame. I could go either way on this one but I lean more towards the plaintiff.
 
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