That would blend in in Las VegasShocking wrote:
Now, modern architecture in my city which I like:
Most of my lectures are in and around the city centerKampframmer wrote:
strange.
I was in utrecht's uni district a few weeks ago and it looked great. The had renovated all the old building, but just large parts of the inside. keeping that traditional look on the outside, but with a modern and practical interior.
Good thing i didn't see those, that would've turned me off on that uni for sure.
and people always reference the dutch when arguing for the legalisation of certain drugs ((Kampframmer wrote:
This museum in the city centre is being rennovated (not on the side shown in the pic) and it will get a new structure attached to the side.
Guess what it will look like?
Ta-Da!!
there's your modern amongst the traditional Uzique.
We just can't pull it off.
Kampframmer wrote:
This museum in the city centre is being rennovated (not on the side shown in the pic) and it will get a new structure attached to the side.
Guess what it will look like?
Ta-Da!!
there's your modern amongst the traditional Uzique.
We just can't pull it off.
hahahahaKampframmer wrote:
This museum in the city centre is being rennovated (not on the side shown in the pic) and it will get a new structure attached to the side.
Guess what it will look like?
Ta-Da!!
there's your modern amongst the traditional Uzique.
We just can't pull it off.
Yeah it's okJay wrote:
That would blend in in Las VegasShocking wrote:
Now, modern architecture in my city which I like:
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I was at Drift 25, the library and the lecture halls beside it (drift 15-25????) Looked great, lovely little garden-patch connecting them allShocking wrote:
Most of my lectures are in and around the city centerKampframmer wrote:
strange.
I was in utrecht's uni district a few weeks ago and it looked great. The had renovated all the old building, but just large parts of the inside. keeping that traditional look on the outside, but with a modern and practical interior.
Good thing i didn't see those, that would've turned me off on that uni for sure.
yup, 'round those parts. The original plan was to move everything to the uithof but thank god they didn't.Kampframmer wrote:
I was at Drift 25, the library and the lecture halls beside it (drift 15-25????) Looked great, lovely little garden-patch connecting them allShocking wrote:
Most of my lectures are in and around the city centerKampframmer wrote:
strange.
I was in utrecht's uni district a few weeks ago and it looked great. The had renovated all the old building, but just large parts of the inside. keeping that traditional look on the outside, but with a modern and practical interior.
Good thing i didn't see those, that would've turned me off on that uni for sure.
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Also took a quick gander inside the law-building on the other side of the square.Shocking wrote:
yup, 'round those parts. The original plan was to move everything to the uithof but thank god they didn't.Kampframmer wrote:
I was at Drift 25, the library and the lecture halls beside it (drift 15-25????) Looked great, lovely little garden-patch connecting them allShocking wrote:
Most of my lectures are in and around the city center
thats not too badJay wrote:
LAUSD
looks very star trek to me
Your standards have been set low by your countrymenKampframmer wrote:
thats not too badJay wrote:
LAUSD
looks very star trek to me
Our po-mo structures might be dogshit, but American archeticture throughout the ages has never been interesting, at all.Jay wrote:
Your standards have been set low by your countrymenKampframmer wrote:
thats not too badJay wrote:
LAUSD
looks very star trek to me
We invented the skyscraperKampframmer wrote:
Our po-mo structures might be dogshit, but American archeticture throughout the ages has never been interesting, at all.Jay wrote:
Your standards have been set low by your countrymenKampframmer wrote:
thats not too bad
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And haven't changed them since.Jay wrote:
We invented the skyscraperKampframmer wrote:
Our po-mo structures might be dogshit, but American archeticture throughout the ages has never been interesting, at all.Jay wrote:
Your standards have been set low by your countrymen
i liked a lot of the stuff in San Fran and NYKampframmer wrote:
Our po-mo structures might be dogshit, but American archeticture throughout the ages has never been interesting, at all.Jay wrote:
Your standards have been set low by your countrymenKampframmer wrote:
thats not too bad
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We should tear down the old ones?Kampframmer wrote:
And haven't changed them since.Jay wrote:
We invented the skyscraperKampframmer wrote:
Our po-mo structures might be dogshit, but American archeticture throughout the ages has never been interesting, at all.
perhaps. pheonix was pretty horrific i seem to rememberKampframmer wrote:
Thats because those 2 cities are the only one's with decent structures.
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Phoenix is a new city. It didn't really exist until the 1980s.FatherTed wrote:
perhaps. pheonix was pretty horrific i seem to rememberKampframmer wrote:
Thats because those 2 cities are the only one's with decent structures.
I'll let it slide....FatherTed wrote:
^ i like that. it's like gaudi in glass+steel
i imagine that statement will be torn to pieces, but IT MAKES SENSE IN MY HEAD
