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Originally Posted by wangster
As an Architect, the TW center offends me just like the POS on astor place. But hey, it's good living for you and it's free. I love whole foods, but it costs more here than it does in Cali and it was already expensive there.
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wangster! i have to disagree with ya on the astor place gwathmey siegel place! duder, i'd live there in a heartbeat. i think it's way cool! and even the smallest pad there'd have room for a buncha bikes. plus you're near the lakeside!! and trackstar! and dumpling man! (and if ya could afford to live here, you'd definitely have the whipout for the bling at trackstar!!)
i got big dreams ya'll. maybe i can talk my girlfriend into goin' into corporate law cause i sure don't wanna work. i just wanna ride all day! kevin federline indeed!!
I hope your pullin our legs again. That astor place piece of foul sphincter excrement has been universally agreed upon by architects as one of the worst offenses to come out of gwathmey's ass for as long as he's practiced "architecture" If I'm ever asked to "design" something like that, I'd quit on the spot. If crap like that was built in europe, many more none architects would cry foul, but since we live here in the states, design isn't taught to no designers and sh*t like that goes unchallenged.
Every time I see that, in real life, in magazines, from far away, or from the street, I puke in my mouth then go home and wash my eyes out with rubbing alcohol.