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matthew6 799 posts |
a great ongoing series http://www.kunstler.com/eyesore.html ............................................... Re: kunstler's eyesore of the month (k.) Re: kunstler's eyesore of the month (jauntymonty) Re: kunstler's eyesore of the month (deadlyfingers) |
Mar 04, 2010, 16:22
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k. 387 posts |
Thanks for the link! I didn't mind the glassed-in Hespeler Library of Cambridge, Ontario (2009-03), but the rest of them are nice and terrible. Now I wish that this could be an "Eyesore of the Week" series instead.
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Mar 04, 2010, 18:06
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jauntymonty 1504 posts |
I concurr. The real abomidation is that elementary school without windows.The kids need some natural daylight. But this one is nothing but cool! I'm riding that bicycle. ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Mar 04, 2010, 18:35
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waxenpith 1520 posts |
k. wrote: Thanks for the link! I didn't mind the glassed-in Hespeler Library of Cambridge, Ontario (2009-03), but the rest of them are nice and terrible. Now I wish that this could be an "Eyesore of the Week" series instead. thats right around the corner from my sisters house. About 20 mins from my place. I didnt even know it existed. i think this calls for a road trip.
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Mar 05, 2010, 02:12
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deadlyfingers 802 posts |
I agree with most of his rants, but what's his beef with the High Line? I don't get it. It's a fantastic (if slightly over-designed) piece of public space that provides an eye-opening stroll and a much-needed contrast to the surrounding city. Mr. K must have been running low on crummy buildings that month.
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Mar 05, 2010, 08:44
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thomas2 1220 posts |
I agree, I loved the High Line when I was in NY.
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Mar 05, 2010, 17:12
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jauntymonty 1504 posts |
thomas2 wrote: I agree, I loved the High Line when I was in NY. Seems the Standard Hotel that overhangs a pedestrian walkway is also a movie screen...that is...live action! I would hope this was the designer's devious plan. http://www.petergreenberg.com/2009/08/25/new-yorks-standard-hotel-attracts-exhibitionists-voyeurs-and-plenty-of-attention/
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Mar 05, 2010, 21:20
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