HecticArt Wonderful Architecture Work

Does it come with the vase?

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I thought this video was interesting and I wouldn't mind working in a building like this.

 
I thought this video was interesting and I wouldn't mind working in a building like this.


I like it. It seems like it would be cool to work in there too.
The spiral zipper is a bit of a cliche, and I don’t think it really has the timeless quality that a skyscraper should have. Overall it’s pretty good though.
 
Maybe a little bit of both.
Think of it as a hobby kind of like doing the NY Times crossword puzzle by more interesting.
 
"Hey, this is Bob 'DRC' Hope. 'DRC.' That stands for 'Deliver Ron's cash.' Yes sir, Ron Burkle bought my mansion for $15,000,000 and now he hopes to sell it for $29,000,000. He plans to use his profit to buy a tank of gas for his Maserati. And how about these high gas prices in California, huh? Gas is so expensive right now,
many people can't afford to drive anywhere this Memorial Day weekend. They found it's cheaper to just mail their car and themselves to wherever they want to go."


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The story says this house has a "Federal exterior." Surely Mister Hectic knows what that is. "I do – and don't call me Shirley." But I had to look it up. The Wentworth Studio site explains, "Typically, a Federal-style house is a simple square or rectangular box, two or three stories high and two rooms deep."

The oldest home in Manhattan, built in 1795 for a descendant of one of the city's founding fathers,
is on the market for $8.9 million – take a look inside


 
On August 11, 1928, the day he announced his candidacy for President, Herbert Hoover declared, "We shall soon, with the help of God, be in sight of the day when poverty will be banished from this nation." I wonder how many Americans would be able to afford this mansion where Hoover once stayed as a guest.

 
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