"new amenities as centralized cooking and catering within a development". Hah. A few years back, my sister rented a place in a 1930s block of flats in London th

"new amenities as centralized cooking and catering within a development". Hah. A few years back, my sister rented a place in a 1930s block of flats in London that was designed to have a central restaurant rather than individual kitchens. The restaurant was converted to more apartments due to lack of demand. I guess sooner or later, everything old really is new again.