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Reply #60 posted 04/14/05 3:31pm

PANDURITO

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starbass said:

Oh it's so beautiful, it really knocks spots off St Pauls Cathedral, Buckingham Palance, Houses Of Parliament..I am SO jealous you managed to get inside such a stunning piece of architecture...!!

confused
Could you mention some post XVIIIth Century buildings you consider good Architecture?
Are you one of those snobs who think if it's old is good?
What's more, do you know ANYTHING about Architecture?

Eero Saarinen happens to be one of the best Architects of the XXth Century. nod

Besides I don't remember having dissed any of those buildings you mention.
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Reply #61 posted 04/14/05 3:39pm

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PANDURITO said:

starbass said:

Oh it's so beautiful, it really knocks spots off St Pauls Cathedral, Buckingham Palance, Houses Of Parliament..I am SO jealous you managed to get inside such a stunning piece of architecture...!!

confused
Could you mention some post XVIIIth Century buildings you consider good Architecture?
Are you one of those snobs who think if it's old is good?
What's more, do you know ANYTHING about Architecture?

Eero Saarinen happens to be one of the best Architects of the XXth Century. nod

Besides I don't remember having dissed any of those buildings you mention.


To answer your questions...

I know bugger all about architecture and yes I find older buildings more attractive to look at than some hideous 1960's \ 1970's office block like that.

If he was one of the best I would love to see the worst, it looks hideous..sorry

Maybe next time you will not be so sensitive and realise I wasn't slagging off your comments (which came across as sarcastic anyway)
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Reply #62 posted 04/14/05 3:50pm

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razz I´m used to comments like yours. It seems like Art died in 1900.
But wait, there's an exception: Good music and good cinema started in the 1980s
disbelief
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Reply #63 posted 04/14/05 3:52pm

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PANDURITO said:

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razz I´m used to comments like yours. It seems like Art died in 1900.
But wait, there's an exception: Good music and good cinema started in the 1980s
disbelief


I just happen to like old buildings..sorry officer..I'll come quietly
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Reply #64 posted 04/14/05 3:55pm

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starbass said:

I just happen to like old buildings


I like them too biggrin
Not all though, only the good ones nod

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Reply #65 posted 04/14/05 4:00pm

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well when you get to the good ol US of A, let us know how you get on.

rolleyes
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Reply #66 posted 04/14/05 4:32pm

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Milty said:

well when you get to the good ol US of A, let us know how you get on.

rolleyes


Oh that will be guaranteed, you don't think she will go there without reminding us how great her new life of freedom is and how bad ours is in the UK do you?

Sad sad woman!
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Reply #67 posted 04/14/05 4:56pm

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starbass said:

Milty said:

well when you get to the good ol US of A, let us know how you get on.

rolleyes


Oh that will be guaranteed, you don't think she will go there without reminding us how great her new life of freedom is and how bad ours is in the UK do you?

Sad sad woman!


nah i guess not
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Reply #68 posted 04/15/05 12:43am

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PANDURITO said:

starbass said:

I just happen to like old buildings


I like them too biggrin
Not all though, only the good ones nod

highfive


What do you think of Ricardo Bofill? He designed an entire neighborhood in Montpellier (where I live)...

I'll send a pic as soon as photobucket's back up!
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Reply #69 posted 04/15/05 1:21am

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FamousBluRaincoat said:

What do you think of Ricardo Bofill? He designed an entire neighborhood in Montpellier (where I live)...

I'll send a pic as soon as photobucket's back up!


Bofill is not very well considered amongst the architects because of his populist style.
Post-modernism is basically modern style with unnecessary elements like classical columns, archs...that ordinary* people immediately recognize and enjoy.

* confused I hope I'm not sounding classist here.(I meant non initiated)

PS.Are you who I think you are? (An Englishman in France)
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Reply #70 posted 04/15/05 1:37am

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PANDURITO said:

FamousBluRaincoat said:

What do you think of Ricardo Bofill? He designed an entire neighborhood in Montpellier (where I live)...

I'll send a pic as soon as photobucket's back up!


Bofill is not very well considered amongst the architects because of his populist style.
Post-modernism is basically modern style with unnecessary elements like classical columns, archs...that ordinary* people immediately recognize and enjoy.

* confused I hope I'm not sounding classist here.(I meant non initiated)

PS.Are you who I think you are? (An Englishman in France)


No, an American woman in France. biggrin But he's my pal. Where the heck is he, anyway?

I know what you mean about Bofill... But what's wrong with making buildings that "ordinary" people enjoy? The whole Antigone neighborhood is for regular folk; lots of lower cost housing. And it's a nice, lively neighborhood with lots of squares and fountains for the children to cool off in in summer & ride their bikes the rest of the time...
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Reply #71 posted 04/15/05 1:46am

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Heiress said:

what's wrong with making buildings that "ordinary" people enjoy?


Nothing wrong about it. I was talking from an architectural point of view.
You know, there's duck al'orange and then there's fries with mayo.

To each his own. lol

I mean,the fact you don't like opera doesn't mean Verdi was a bad composer. Get me?

wink
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Reply #72 posted 04/15/05 1:58am

Heiress

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Heiress said:

what's wrong with making buildings that "ordinary" people enjoy?


Nothing wrong about it. I was talking from an architectural point of view.
You know, there's duck al'orange and then there's fries with mayo.

To each his own. lol

I mean,the fact you don't like opera doesn't mean Verdi was a bad composer. Get me?

wink


... and then there's Spanish tortilla. Everyone has the best recipe, which came from their mother. giggle
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Reply #73 posted 04/15/05 2:04am

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Heiress said:

... and then there's Spanish tortilla. Everyone has the best recipe, which came from their mother. giggle


My mom's tortilla de patata...
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Reply #74 posted 04/15/05 2:23am

Heiress

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Heiress said:

... and then there's Spanish tortilla. Everyone has the best recipe, which came from their mother. giggle


My mom's tortilla de patata...


... and let's not even get into the proper making of paella. razz
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Reply #75 posted 04/15/05 2:28am

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PAELLAAAAA!


Now I understand this thread title :HEAVEN!!! nod
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Reply #76 posted 04/15/05 2:46am

Heiress

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PAELLAAAAA!


Now I understand this thread title :HEAVEN!!! nod


That's my sister-in-law's father's paella, for sure.

We know from heaven!
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