Meetings in buildings
Sometimes, meetings take you to weird places. I had no idea that Century City's new building right across the Twin Tower, 2000 Avenue of the Stars actually has a huge hole in it. What seems like the architecture style of the second, judging by the CCTV building in China, this is actually fairly cool. Of course being in earthquake world, This building can go very tall. For the price of the gaping hole, how much office space got displaced, and how much more are they charging as a result? Either way, the Twin Tower complex in LA, isn't the spectacle of other cities, but it's neat for a second.
The buildings are still there, and I guess there's not much you can do them, except work the area around them. When is the last time a packed urban high rise building (not hotel) got demolished on purpose? I'm not talking about World Trade Building 7, but literally a public demo of a gigantic building? No remodels seem possible, so I guess they stand until they can't anymore. I wonder how long a tall building like this lasts?Labels: random musings
posted by gr @ PERMLINK: 12:20 PM
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Did you take a look out from the top of the twin towers? If you did, there's the illuminati masonic eye - in -pyramid thing.
Check it out.
http://davidhorvath.blogspot.com/2008/08/theories.html
there's one in HK as well:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:RepulseBay_hole.jpg
Those buildings suck. They act as giant sails and create wind from the slightest breeze. And (this is for you David) they are filled with Suits!!!!! What really cracks me up is after 9-11 they started all this high security there as if people outside Century City have even heard of them. "I'll take self-cented/importance for 200 Alex." Die Hard building yes. Those buildings, um, no. Also, they are like beehives with little bees buzzing in and out all day long. You used to be able to look onto the field at BH High and watch the cheerleaders practice, maybe you still can.
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