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passed by this new building near cesar chavez yesterday and i'm pretty sure it was this affordable senior housing complex which like, it's great that this exists but why does it look like this i'm gonna cry lolpic.twitter.com/R9WwbKeLw5
ok i don't understand the housing guys replying to this saying "developing in sf is hard architects have to be inoffensive and conventional" this is the most offensive style of building i have ever seen in my fucking life
Don't come to Seattle. That's exactly what every new building looks like. Block after block after block...
yeah i lived in westlake for a bit one summer and it was awful lmao
lol you should see what they are building across the street from my apartment (https://www.berkeleyside.com/2020/02/24/a-moorish-tudor-fever-dream-is-unveiled-on-telegraph-avenue …). I wonder what these architects are smoking 
I see this play out all the time on NextDoor Silicon Valley: Long time residents: All these new developments are so CHEAP/BORING looking. They're not worthy of our city. (City being Sunnyvale or San Carlos or Menlo Park.. not SF) /1
this building is the kind of thing San Francisco design review process optimizes for. articulation, varying materials etc. so this is what you get when everyone has a say.
its affordable housing complaining about how affordable housing looks is extremely privileged
it’s cuz of the high cost of building exteriors. For ex, this looks like it’s all stucco. cooler materials and features cost a lot. When it’s just stucco it’s hard to break up the massing and create interest, so the city prob encouraged the designers to add ugly color
the banality of evil
(this is a JOKE reply bros)
yes, inoffensive to the tastes of the people in charge.
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