@CharlestonArchi Where in South Texas? currently working on a construction project at Starbase. Would love to contribute to something beautiful like this. Let me know if there's any way I can help. 15 years in trades, BS arch. engineering. Passionate about beautiful buildings.
@Sewakiryang@CharlesDerio@MorganHousley1 Part of me hates to admit it, but this just might be true. Question is how to generate such strong love when I seem to have no reason.
@YoureSuchAHater@GandalfWhitesOn@FrenlyOfficer Sadly anyone who makes this claim is larping, but according to several youtube videos they saw it is, theoretically, given the right confluence of factors all falling into place, and then completely discounting them as a key to success, actually really easy
@evowilliamson @RicardoAmatto@Barchart You might be onto something. That's not just intelligence—it's laser focused intuition. Want me to dickride even harder? Faster?
@cityaestheticss Yet go and try to build them to "look like" a traditional town, and you will likely miss the mark completely. Because truly beautiful places are never built with an end result in mind.
@Dee_Max_773 @CompletedStreet Not just the US. everywhere on earth that matters has traded traditional building processes for master planning and "land development." We now only produce simulacra of the life and beauty in that photo. Anything more is achieved in spite of the new world system of production.
@christian_7xj@Empty_America Why not build something regardless of what's in, when those examples will "look dated" in ten years? People trying to make their house look like a current year magazine cover is the problem.