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Rationally, the design of the building was chosen for its cost-efficiency. In an ideal world, we should have both aesthetics and cost-efficiency. In places whe
by kevindong 6y ago
Rationally, the design of the building was chosen for its cost-efficiency. In an ideal world, we should have both aesthetics and cost-efficiency.
In places where skyscrapers are economically viable (aka very dense areas with high land values), I'd have a strong preference for cost-efficiency over aesthetics to lower the cost of operating a business/living in the area.
Albeit the aesthetics should have a non-zero priority.
- egypturnash 6y agoI sure am a lot happier now that I live in a place with a lot of human-scaled architecture. But that’s an emotional thing that “rational” people typically want to avoid measuring or considering.