Why Do I Keep Seeing This Building? (Westin Bonaventure Hotel)

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Thank you for sharing this hotel. It was a nice hotel I use to come to back in the late 1990s.😊

[@georgemallory797]

I love it. Reminds me of the Renaissance Center in Detroit. Very 70's spacious and modern and comfortable.

[@TheSjuris]

Should that’s also a Portman building

[@Dev1nci]

I think that opening photo is the best known because it has an architectural sensibility while the rest of the views have a hotel aesthetic-sensibility which makes it feel a bit normalised.

[@handsome526]

It's a cool place to just chill

[@oraz.]

If you ever come to Boston look at the Josep Luis Sert buildings, like the BU law building. Even the Hyatt hotel on the riverside of Cambridge (not by him) is aging but very unique inside.

[@derosa1989]

This is exactly what architecture looks like in dystopian movies.

[@normhal4908]

This building was ugly when new and is still ugly now. It has never been a Hub of Los Angeles activity as suggested. It really has no feeling of permanence, lasting only until the next big earthquake. It has always been considered to look like a large expresso machine.

[@andrewmakin8151]

why don’t you just string together every phrase and adoring superlative from every bucket you can find until they are empty? ah, you just did …

[@LouisKahnFiles]

You could perhaps be a little more constructive with your criticisms? I don’t have much to go off here

[@mi12no]

@@LouisKahnFilesYou explained it perfectly. This video and the narration are great. I’d be able to watch these back to back.

[@patricksdonnelly]

Portman’s designs are anti-urban, and even racist, concealing their interiors behind literal bulwarks, accessible by automobile only. The atriums are inhuman in scale and have become suicide magnets.

[@shutch3849]

Say what?

[@georgemallory797]

Racist? Good grief!! 😂 That's absolutely ludicrous. That gave me an enormous chuckle. Thanks, I needed one. 😆😅

[@oraz.]

That escalated quickly