does every project need to have arches now? people eating too much mcdonalds?
Josh Mings
Apr 16, 17 10:00 am
Well aren't you an archenemy?
x-jla
Feb 13, 21 4:34 pm
Best comment of the year lol
stone
Apr 17, 17 2:45 pm
Nah, it's just that damn "back to nature" thing ...
your conscience
Feb 12, 21 3:48 pm
why are people not up in arms over this horrible trend? It continues in the most gratuitous fashion...check out 180 east 88th
citizen
Feb 13, 21 9:55 pm
I'll definitely concede that many are ill-equipped to handle this challenging architectural feature.
Peter Normand
Feb 13, 21 10:08 am
What is wrong with arches? They are both nice to look at and often are functional. They appear in almost every design style, even the ones that the Ivy league schools approve of.
What is your favorite building with arches?
Mine is the Square Colosseum in EUR Rome, I know who built it but it is still a good building.
Over and OUT
Peter N
x-jla
Feb 13, 21 4:32 pm
I agree, and The Death Star is a damn good ship too. I really wish more people could compartmentalize as easy as I can.
citizen
Feb 13, 21 2:06 pm
I love the Marin Civic Center because it takes that wonderful elevational element and plays with it multiple ways. The obvious thinness of the planes (used expertly as shading devices) makes it instantly clear these are not structural, negating the 'honesty' argument. Masterful.
x-jla
Feb 13, 21 4:33 pm
Such a cool building
randomised
Feb 13, 21 2:55 pm
Westbeat by Studioninedots in Amsterdam...you know a trend is truly dead when this firm does a project around it. Still a nice project though. https://studioninedots.nl/project/west-beat/
your conscience
Feb 13, 21 7:38 pm
it's ok if it makes sense. i.e. for a load bearing strucutre
Josh Mings
Feb 13, 21 9:09 pm
ARCHES ON ARCHES ON ARCHES
Non Sequitur
Feb 13, 21 9:38 pm
I have a substantial collection of lego but I've not really bought into the last year's worth of releases (Batwing UCS being the exception... and the throwback pirate shipwreck island). I do like the direction they are going in with targeting those who grew-up in 80s & early 90s and who now have stable careers and disposable income to relive their childhood hobbies. Good stuff.
With that said, I did chase down a period appropriate late 80s pirate flag for one of my vintage sets a few months ago. $25 for that piece alone. Enjoy the build.
Josh Mings
Feb 13, 21 10:38 pm
If I ever have kids, I'm gonna build all of these again. Kid better like Lego or I'm gonna question things.
does every project need to have arches now? people eating too much mcdonalds?
Well aren't you an archenemy?
Best comment of the year lol
Nah, it's just that damn "back to nature" thing ...
why are people not up in arms over this horrible trend? It continues in the most gratuitous fashion...check out 180 east 88th
I'll definitely concede that many are ill-equipped to handle this challenging architectural feature.
What is wrong with arches? They are both nice to look at and often are functional. They appear in almost every design style, even the ones that the Ivy league schools approve of.
What is your favorite building with arches?
Mine is the Square Colosseum in EUR Rome, I know who built it but it is still a good building.
Over and OUT
Peter N
I agree, and The Death Star is a damn good ship too. I really wish more people could compartmentalize as easy as I can.
I love the Marin Civic Center because it takes that wonderful elevational element and plays with it multiple ways. The obvious thinness of the planes (used expertly as shading devices) makes it instantly clear these are not structural, negating the 'honesty' argument. Masterful.
Such a cool building
Westbeat by Studioninedots in Amsterdam...you know a trend is truly dead when this firm does a project around it. Still a nice project though. https://studioninedots.nl/project/west-beat/
it's ok if it makes sense. i.e. for a load bearing strucutre
ARCHES ON ARCHES ON ARCHES
I have a substantial collection of lego but I've not really bought into the last year's worth of releases (Batwing UCS being the exception... and the throwback pirate shipwreck island). I do like the direction they are going in with targeting those who grew-up in 80s & early 90s and who now have stable careers and disposable income to relive their childhood hobbies. Good stuff.
With that said, I did chase down a period appropriate late 80s pirate flag for one of my vintage sets a few months ago. $25 for that piece alone. Enjoy the build.
If I ever have kids, I'm gonna build all of these again. Kid better like Lego or I'm gonna question things.