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发表于 2014-6-19 01:21:57
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Nick • 2 days ago
Wow. Just awful.
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Marco Lammers • 2 days ago
You can greenwash it all you want, but no-one is going to be naive enough to believe it'll beat the ecological footprint of *not* building a kilometre tall tower.
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D3niel LEEberskind • 2 days ago
Yawn, yawn.
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Hamish • 2 days ago
Sorry, "passive" female tower? At least the sexism is more blatant than we've come to expect from the profession.
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BarryReid • a day ago
You couldn't make this up.
On the one hand it's based on a design for London, and on the other a response to the criticism of projects in China that don't respond to local contexts.
That is some serious architectural doublethink.
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David Brent • a day ago
"Laurie Chetwood is my kind of architect."
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Z-dog • a day ago
This is different. I am keen to see how a thermal chimney functions at such a large scale. Building these large structures is always a folly, but I think that - in the West - we forget how much of China's culture has been destroyed.
In grand times such as these, is a futuristic folly to be denied? If the environmental impact is similar to a few giant shopping malls that pass under our radar, do we deserve a complaint?
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Nic Pevsner • a day ago
"Form follows function", Le Corbusier .
"God is in the details", Mies van de Rohe.
"In China if you come up with a slightly mad idea, its almost not mad enough", Laurie Chetwood.
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Bamber Nic Pevsner • 2 hours ago
"Less is More", Mies van de Rohe.
"Architecture is the reaching out for truth", Louis Kahn.
"This is meant to be embracing the culture with the phoenix/dragons idea but it's also doing a really top environmental job", Laurie Chetwood.
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