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Originally Posted by jollyburger
I mean it's easy to cherry-pick examples that support your position but why don't you tell us how Vancouver House, Butterfly, Kengo Kuma and Senakw were value engineered from the renders. Again I'm not saying the construction quality is any good but as a structure since that's what you're talking about.
The entire basis of the design is on the exoskeletal structure so how are they going to value engineer that? Even if they value engineered every doorknob and water faucet in the building it's still going to stand on the exoskeletal form more than anything else.
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Actually the Butterfly was significantly value engineered. There were multiple concepts, which I'm not sure if it made it to the public, where it was two separated towers that were undulating in terms of width and floorplate size