19 hours ago, surfohio said:

 

Have you ever seen the former Hilton at Quaker Square in Akron? 

I hadn't, I looked it up on Google Street view. Ugly. An interesting case of reuse, and they are visually interesting but interesting does not mean beautiful, nor are the two even related. This building is not beautiful, it is ugly. We shouldn't seek to build more ugly buildings like this. 

1 hour ago, Ethan said:

I hadn't, I looked it up on Google Street view. Ugly. An interesting case of reuse, and they are visually interesting but interesting does not mean beautiful, nor are the two even related. This building is not beautiful, it is ugly. We shouldn't seek to build more ugly buildings like this. 

^ Booo....boo this man!!!!

 

haha ;-) 

materials that will be popular in 2025?

 

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DEjIU6AIc6h/?igsh=dnoyMXNtemc2cXNr

the beautiful stairwell and woodwork in crouse college building at syracuse —

 

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/DFOuMg3tQL3/?img_index=5&igsh=MWhndjN5M2U2N3Zobg==

An interesting example of how architectural beauty (in the classical sense) is necessary for desirable urbanism. 

 

 

palm springs jet age, etc. mailboxes —

 

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DH6GDZtKhvc/?igsh=MWExZzA0eG51aXFiMQ==

wild nanjing restrooms —

 

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHVHnKgSVFD/?igsh=MXIyb2hlemxzNjZmcw==