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This sort of building, constructed in pre-fabricated flat panels, sprang up all over after World War II. I think they called it "International Style". It was featureless and ugly then and no amount of restoration can do much to change that. It was a reaction against the buildings we all love which are filled with detail and embellishment.
Posted by: Margaret Lambert | 08/10/2009 at 04:34 PM
It's a shame when structures go up really without some community feedback on the design, lighting or even landscaping. They are all so important to the energy & style of the town or city they belong. This building doesn't even have the industrial look to it - I wonder what they will come up with.
It's got that prison feeling to it....
Posted by: Wendy | 08/10/2009 at 08:57 PM