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Look out, he's got a gnu!
I think the Gherkin's really elegant. And looked great when not closed in by other stuff.
Its got mental security, felt less intimidated last time I went abroad.
I think the Gherkin's really elegant. And looked great when not closed in by other stuff.
What's that?meanwhile in NYC they plan for the 'Khaleesi'
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A perfect example. They're making breakneck pace on Sagrada Familia precisely because they have robotic stonemasons.Look no further
A perfect example. They're making breakneck pace on Sagrada Familia precisely because they have robotic stonemasons.
Well that too But the computers and robots do helpIt's because increased tourism to Barcelona is leading to increased donations for construction.
Well that too But the computers and robots do help
I'm worried about the main facade at the South end. Gaudi had finally reached Full Bonkers when he designed it. I don't think it'll look very good.
They're not captions, they're actual warped sheets of steel with words stamped on them :-/
Presumably named for Mrs Ivy Trellis of Mornington Crescent fame?"The Trellis" is officially green lit
Plans to build City of London's tallest skyscraper given green light
Presumably named for Mrs Ivy Trellis of Mornington Crescent fame?
It's a fucking box with struts.I believe this building will play an important part in increasing London’s attraction as the world’s leading financial centre.”
You should visit specsaversWhat an attractive building.
Completely speculative design. Not attached to any real development.
However, as robotic manufacturing becomes more sophisticated, I expect we'll start seeing more of this sort of maximalist design. If a robot builds your cladding panels, and no shape is more or less expensive than a flat sheet, and software can generate endlessly complex geometry, then I think we'll see a resurgence of surface detail. It'll be shit, of course, because the surface detail of old buildings was carefully honed over hundreds of years with a grammar and meaning to it. But still, at least the glass curtain wall will finally be passé.
This sort of thing
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"The Trellis" is officially green lit
Plans to build City of London's tallest skyscraper given green light
At the top of the building will be a free public viewing gallery with a restauran