Tall buildings should stand out like trophies. To show how far your cities have come. And where you’re hoping to lead. A representation of what it stands for.
@Oddworld202419 сағат бұрын
Ya I like square boxes that have nice shape. But in amongst other shiny buildi g it won’t stand out the way it’s meant. Making it look cold with other cold buildings. But agree. Shape is as important as function. But going cheap for the sake of money isn’t an excuse. All larger
@benwherlock986914 күн бұрын
Something like New York's 432 Park Avenue would look amazing in that position.
@user-vd6qq6uk8p
Oh, the irony of a soulless AI voice mispronouncing its words while slagging off a City high rise 😂 The City is already a corporate jungle, so this proposed emblem of London’s financial superpower status won’t do any harm. The previous cross-brace design is just a cheap, unimaginative knock-off of Norman Foster’s inside-out concept structures, like the HSBC building in Hong Kong
@neilgennery2871
London needs to go tall. It's the 21st century 😊😊
@jettserUK17
Dislike the revised design! Prefer the original design with its cross bracings. That was the most normal style within the cluster of weird and wacky! This new design is so dull and excessively overpriced for it's height!
@swallowspirit
This building is pointless and will be a waste of taxpayer money. Also, it will be obstructed by other buildings around it.
@gumbo7215
They're both hideous.
@westy6214
Lmao what a ghastly redesign. Really concerning nobody notices this monstrosity enough
@Thefox0922
I think it would be better if you made the video with ether your real voice or a better ai voice
@Willy_Wizz
I completely agree jack. Its ridiculous that a building this significant looks this boring especially with a name such as wonder shaft. I much preferred the older design. There is also an even older design that makes it look like an extension to the cheese grater probably my preference.
@Xerdoz
Another scammy bot voice channel.
@michaeldowson6988
The corporation paying for it make the final design calls.