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Regardless of whether you think the proposal is warranted or not for whatever reason, I find it hard to believe that anyone could honestly say the exterior design looks ‘crap’.citywatcher wrote:I see we've had a smoking ceremony and debate has been shut down
Point proven....
Ok. I'll play. This PROJECT / BUILDING looks crap and is a waste of money
That's why the government has ordered a review.
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I was just being facetiousVasco wrote:Regardless of whether you think the proposal is warranted or not for whatever reason, I find it hard to believe that anyone could honestly say the exterior design looks ‘crap’.citywatcher wrote:I see we've had a smoking ceremony and debate has been shut down
Point proven....
Ok. I'll play. This PROJECT / BUILDING looks crap and is a waste of money
That's why the government has ordered a review.
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It looks pretty iconic to me, if it were to be delivered at a good standard reflecting the current render.
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What point is that?citywatcher wrote: ↑Wed Nov 02, 2022 10:44 amI see we've had a smoking ceremony and debate has been shut down
Point proven....
What this government is doing, is putting on ice the past governments spending/projects. It has nothing to do with designs or the like, but everything to do with politics, ie see the NS corridor.Ok. I'll play. This PROJECT / BUILDING looks crap and is a waste of money
That's why the government has ordered a review.
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From the website of one of the architects:
they were built with bark, its a bit of a stretch to call them woodenAndyWelsh wrote: ↑Thu Nov 03, 2022 6:43 pmFrom the website of one of the architects:
“For the structure and building skin (façade) the design team drew inspiration from the temporary shelterstructures created by Aboriginal peoples across Australia, known by names such as “wurlie” and “humpy.” A basket-like nest of columns shapes the central space and anchors the entire building, placing storytelling at the heart of the building.”
https://dsrny.com/project/tarrkarri-cen ... s-cultures
I presume because of the temporary nature of those structures they don’t exist now, but hopefully an image like this shows the connection they’re trying to make?
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A "humpy" is a temporary shelter made of bark and branches.abc wrote: ↑Thu Nov 03, 2022 7:21 pmthey were built with bark, its a bit of a stretch to call them woodenAndyWelsh wrote: ↑Thu Nov 03, 2022 6:43 pmFrom the website of one of the architects:abc wrote:
where can I see these?
“For the structure and building skin (façade) the design team drew inspiration from the temporary shelterstructures created by Aboriginal peoples across Australia, known by names such as “wurlie” and “humpy.” A basket-like nest of columns shapes the central space and anchors the entire building, placing storytelling at the heart of the building.”
https://dsrny.com/project/tarrkarri-cen ... s-cultures
I presume because of the temporary nature of those structures they don’t exist now, but hopefully an image like this shows the connection they’re trying to make?
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