Fascinating. I'd say these kind of run the gamut from inspired (the "Tilt Building" cuts a memorable profile with just a single plane) to kitsch ("Inside/Out" w

Fascinating. I'd say these kind of run the gamut from inspired (the "Tilt Building" cuts a memorable profile with just a single plane) to kitsch ("Inside/Out" would have been lovely as an actual structural expressionist piece, but the brick effect is a big, unnecessary "get it?"). Retail architecture doesn't have to be post-modern to be interesting, but it's a shame so much of it today is so aggressively inoffensive.