The museum is spectacular. I photographed it shortly after it was built, one of the most photogenic pieces of architecture I have had the pleasure with which to work.
A Patek Philippe model... but no numbers.
It was pooly constructed and I doubt they have fixed all of the leaks yet.
Now you have captured my interest!
Now you have captured my interest!
Frankly, nobody cares about design anymore- it’s pretty obvious. I think the Calatrava should have been pushed further down if it could have- at least do them as separate pieces with an underground connector- they are both crowded now and lack continuity IMO.
(B)eing able to stand up.
As a structural engineer, I personally hate Calatrava's work. It often has no contextual link to the environment around it, requires specialized fabricators, and often a shit ton of change orders because his designs often forget practicalities like actually being able to stand up.
The opposite of the watch in every way.
As a structural engineer, I personally hate Calatrava's work. It often has no contextual link to the environment around it, requires specialized fabricators, and often a shit ton of change orders because his designs often forget practicalities like actually being able to stand up.
