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80% of Everything Ever Built in North America...
[previous] :: [next]...has been built in the last fifty years. And most of it is brutal, depressing, ugly, unhealthy, and spiritually degrading.
This article has been viewed 1389 times in the last 17 months eyeofodin: 24th Mar 2008 - 06:29 GMTThose words vibrate through my veins....and get recycled through my heart, and I see a pattern of beauty in it after all. Or maybe it's because you captured the angles and shades so well, it can make anything soulless and sterile seem 'alive'. EvilGentleman: 24th Mar 2008 - 08:14 GMTThe house in the second-last photo is not too bad looking for a recent construction, even though it is somewhat lacking in "soul". Perhaps the soul will be acquired over time, although the building rising behind will make that a challenge. So many of the other pictures show such a bland sameness. It's a shame that real-estate developers don't see anything but the bottom line anymore. Just imagine if they used more architects and mixed their differing styles up on each block. At least try to make each house on a block unique from the others. And can you imagine if they actually planned more carefully before clearing the land? Perhaps they could have saved a few strategically located older trees, and helped to preserve some of the original spirit of the place. Comment on this article..[previous] :: [next] |
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