fjh
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i think 262 million is only what the government is putting up, dit has been hoarding funds to put towards it for years, while its courses go on under funded and without up to date facilities.
i would be great if a competition was held for it, it would be such a great opportunity for ireland to show off some world class design with a state of the art new campus. but i doubt that a competition will be held.
the link
http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/ireland/2002/0424/1167656673HM5DITGORMAN.htmli am not a peoples champion.
fu ck the little people.i said bad design usually refers to aesthetics becuase another facet of architects bullshit is thier obsession with how something looks and this often dominates other concerns.
everyone has a different opinion of what good design is.
quirkey seems to have memorised his from the architects handbook.
by the way fu ck you quirkey.
why dont you just accept ireland as it is and stop trying to emulate some other system.
this is ireland.
youre all so full of sh it.
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[This message has been edited by fjh (edited 27 November 2001).]
architects think they know how the built envoirnment should be.
architects think they know how people should live.
architects are full of s h i t.the notion of “bad design” usually referes to the fact that the builing has a pitched roof or a bay window or even some basterdised classical details stuck on.
theres nothing wrong with people who want to build or inhabit these strucures.
if they like to they are allowed to (democracy)
the fact is that architects harbour thier own personal views on how our cities should be and then try to impose them on everyone else.
they become disillusioned when thier views (which are completely out of touch with the way the world actually is) are rejected by the public, the goverment or whoever and so decide that is society thats wrong and not them.corbusier* was full of s h i t and f u c k you too.
*(who failed many major cities with his egotistical nonsense and its legacy)
[This message has been edited by fjh (edited 26 November 2001).]
