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He may win over more people if he adapted the architecture to a style that fits the area and enhances the scenery. From a distance the modern glass and ruddy pa
by drak0n1c 3y ago
He may win over more people if he adapted the architecture to a style that fits the area and enhances the scenery. From a distance the modern glass and ruddy panels make it look like a rusty jagged shack with an iron roof. Local opinion might be amenable if instead it was stonework, or Spanish-style, or Gothic Mormon.
This is his chance to build an American Neuschwanstein, why not bring quality to the table?
- nailer 3y agoAmerican Neuschwanstein‘s generally look like Disneyland
- bennyhill 3y agoI would never want to be one of the CEOs because of this gap in options between having the money and skills to manipulate Bavaria in to selling you the real Neuschwanstein and then moving it brick by brick and living in a converted olive garden.
- ethbr1 3y agoThat's so 1900s... https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/in-the-early-1900s-dozens-of-centuriesold-european-buildings-came-to-america-where-is-medieval-america-now https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/in-the-early-1900s-doz...
- lacker 3y agoBut that neighborhood is already full of bland-looking vaguely modernist mansions. This style is a perfect fit for the area!
- mustache_kimono 3y ago> He may win over more people if he adapted the architecture to a style The problem is not the architecture but that certain people can't stand anyone building anything near them, once they've built their own thing. Pure unadulterated nimby-ism.