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I don't disagree with you at all. The 1900 campus building were most likely a new technique called re-enforced brick masonry. They were produced to match the ea
by detourdog 3y ago
I don't disagree with you at all. The 1900 campus building were most likely a new technique called re-enforced brick masonry. They were produced to match the earlier buildings.
The Bauhaus school of thought held the same re-enforced brick masonry techniques could be used to produce the same square footage using less material labor.
Post War Europe was in a race to provide resources before everything fell apart again.
- trgn 3y agothanks for added context, got hung up on the "rarely" I guess. Just wished people imitated _more_.
- detourdog 3y agoNew England Colleges have bottled up that sentiment and sell it for $10k a month. The trend I dislike is how everything looks like an airport coffee shop/sports bar. The New England colleges are now trying to look like airport to me.
- trgn 3y agoLol, let me clarify, imitate nice things, not dreck