Love the design and love that Walton Street (and the new north/south street) is going to run through the site again. Always hated how the previous building removed Walton from the grid.
Love the design and love that Walton Street (and the new north/south street) is going to run through the site again. Always hated how the previous building removed Walton from the grid.
I feel like we are slowly shifting away from glass boxes.It has the heavily overused offset boxes and random cutouts, but overall I think it's good. I'm always happy to see something other than 100% glass.
I feel like we are slowly shifting away from glass boxes.
I wonder when we will start hearing people complain about the lack of glass in new architecture
30 years from now glass boxes will be considered the epitome of architecture and we'll be cursing ourselves for not building more
If so, this forum will be incredibly fascinating to look back on and reflect.I wonder when we will start hearing people complain about the lack of glass in new architecture
It has the heavily overused offset boxes and random cutouts, but overall I think it's good. I'm always happy to see something other than 100% glass.
30 years from now glass boxes will be considered the epitome of architecture and we'll be cursing ourselves for not building more
More likely, future generations will look at them with scorn for being so boring and energy inefficient, just like how today we chastise the Towers in the Park(ing lot).
Like the way we are cursing ourselves now for not erecting more mirrored glass buildings during that epidemic?