>But even if that's not done, I'd personally much rather see flatly-painted buildings than advertising that's trying to manipulate me. You would feel right at

>But even if that's not done, I'd personally much rather see flatly-painted buildings than advertising that's trying to manipulate me. You would feel right at home around a neighborhood of commie blocks. Those look fine too if they were painted well and had decent art on them, but that doesn't happen. Nobody wants to pay for that.