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Molzie wrote:Kevin McCloud is a don

I find him annoying. Especially at the end of the show when he does a summary and uses random fancy big words to make himself look intelligent.

nowaysj wrote:Will resemble a shinny vag, but I think it is meant to be the eye.

I see it as an eye too, subconsciously preparing the folks of Birmingham to be permanently watched over on a closer level.

i live in the town of alvar aalto so we have a "lot" of "amazing" architectural pieces of art




looks like USSR tbh

What does aalto mean?

literally? a wave. but it's his actual surname

thx

Im with Finji, Arthur Ericksons stuff is brilliant.
The way natural lighting is used puts most other ideas to shame.

http://arthurerickson.com/wood-houses/graham-house/1/

So next level, it will be housing for the inheritors.

But for the time being - the problem is these houses are just for the wealthy. It is oogling over a luxury item like a watch or a car.

No doubt and for better humans that want more sunlight.

If you go to Tokyo, the Sky Tree looks like some ridiculous Wizard of Oz or Sauron tower against the skyline.

If you look a bit closer at the base of the tower, you can also see...



because nothing says 'BEER' like a giant golden sperm!

Here's one of those shipping container houses - kids from my school put together...
They don't list the total cost though...

http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=con ... tedIndex=5

why the fuck do you use bing lol

...I'm not on my own computer right now...I'm not even paying attention to what is what.

Could you not see the stuff?

America, land of the once free, home of the people who live in industrial refuse.

giant phallic towers, often with brotating restaurants near their apex.

You got something against rotating restaurants, partner?

high on novelty, low on quality. if i were gonna take you on a dinner date noways it would be at ground level soz.

that just gave me an idea though. Imagine a sushi joint that instead of using a conveyor belt to bring portions around has the the seating rotate around a fixed service area.

And it runs at like 30 rpm, your seats have seatbelts, and the tables lean into the spin.

Okay, never mind.

That'd be nuts. I went to one in Shibua that shot a little train-like plate on wire down the row to you. The quality was better than the usual type because there's far less waste or atmospheric exposure. That was in Shibuya, I like the normal places best though (i.e. where you sit at a counter and order to the chef in front of you) . I actually prefer sashimi to sushi...

nowaysj wrote:And it runs at like 130 bpm, your seats have seatbelts, and the tables lean into the spin.

Okay, never mind.

130

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