Hopefully no, and good riddance. As edifices, they are better suited to being campuses for any number of other things, and the sooner we get out of the habit o

Hopefully no, and good riddance. As edifices, they are better suited to being campuses for any number of other things, and the sooner we get out of the habit of creating endless ziggurats for mindless bland LCD consumerism the better. I'm all for the model of town/city planning that actually builds communities and neighborhoods; use the building for affordable art studios, performing spaces, community centers, small business incubation, etc. Pure feckless retail doesn't cut it.