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Old Posted Oct 27, 2022, 3:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Chronamut View Post
Glass over class as I say. When all new builds are just boxy jutouts or glass boxes over steel its no longer architecture, it's just ikea buildings..

the 80s ,modern esp aged horribly - the trend now seems to be very stark design elements - I tell people - you know a good build when it will be elegible for heritage protection 100 years from now.
Any what builds will be eligible for heritage protection in 100 years? Looking back at history, the small minority not torn down in 50 years for being ‘aging eyesores’.

So many widely loved buildings today were hated when they were built, and even more were seen as outdated junk people wanted torn down at some point during their lifespan.
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