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Sunday, October 16, 2005 


It's been ages since I've laughed this hard at Kunstler's "Eyesore of the Month".

"The Peter B. Lewis Building for Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management. Architect: Frank Gehry. If your dog had a tumor like this the vets would just shake their heads and put him to sleep. The design follows the logic of cancer: invade and overwhelm the host organism. It's appropriate that this building houses the business school, because it aptly expresses the disfigurement of American economic practice in our time: banality meets pathology in a tragic duet."

Looking through some of the past month's eyesore's, I came across this:

http://www.kunstler.com/eyesore_200505.html

Last week I worked on a film set that shot a few scenes here - the sound mixer I was working for called it 'the Jetson's building'.

If you're going to have random swirly shapes invade your building, why not go all the way and build a big ole Godzilla doing it? That would be way more fun.

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