Re: Re: Liberty Hall

Surely the discourse should take this into account rather than focusing entirely upon aesthetics…

If you don’t like the building just say so. The modern utility of a building is not that significant when it comes to discussing whether an iconic building should be preserved. If it were you could use it as a justification to knock pretty much every single building over 40 years old in the city. I mean why keep all those Georgian buildings when they are obviously not that usable as modern offices or as modern dwellings?