no offense but couldn’t we justpic.twitter.com/29uMaDNClc
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They got worse when the supply of master craftsmen willing to work for starvation wages dried up (so, basically, after WW2)
How much more expensive is it, in today’s terms, to build something like Grand Central Station vs a new, modern, brutalist monstrosity? It feels like modern construction costs are astronomical, and it’s not going to craftsmen
Other way around. Buildings got uglier because war survivors couldn’t handle stimuli of architecture and never got help for their trauma.https://commonedge.org/the-mental-disorders-that-gave-us-modern-architecture/ …
This was a fascinating article on how war and mental conditions might have affected architecture. Thanks for sharing!! Bookmarked it!
They got uglier after we banned building. Regulatory compliance hikes cost, leaving less money for aesthetics. Much of the regulation came because 1960-70s progressives believed building hurt the environment. So they froze us in time.
just take the orange pill already, will you? this is the slowest god damned rabbit hole tumble I've ever seen 
@ktlannan has some good thoughts on this subject
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