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SHOTGUN REGULAR posted:This thread is for posting buildings that are ugly but functional, beautiful but moronic, poorly built, poorly placed, or will kill you for some reason. Why doesn't that building work properly? IE, why do the windows fall off? IDGI.
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Dely Apple posted:Why go through the simple and rational purchase of a pre-built home that has had real construction and inspections done when you can just make one yourself, like in Minecraft To be fair, most construction workers don't know what the gently caress they're doing, and most foremen are drunk and lazy. When my parents built a new house, my Dad hired 3rd parties to "inspect the inspectors" and they found so much poo poo wrong with the build job.
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Dave Concepcion posted:hold on to your trilby because this sounds crazy, but there's so much ambient light coming in with all those windows that you'll only have a few hours each night to fully enjoy crysis 3 unless you invest a kings ransom in tarp i would like all that natural light. it would save on the electricity bill and also i get depressed without enough sun (i even have a special Vitamin D lamp that I use everyday b/c it is so loving dark all the time in new england).
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Ivor Biggun posted:
too much above-ground living space.
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Feb 19, 2015 00:20
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Goons would design for maximum efficiency
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i don't know why architects ever thought it would be a good idea to build largely windowless buildings. like, what's the thought process there? how did that even become a popular school of design?
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Lucy Heartfilia posted:anyone else besides me who unironically loves brutalism? From Page 5: concerned mom posted:goons love brutalist architecture news at 11
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