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From: peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Peter Giblin)
Subject: Re: What's wrong with Architecture!
Date: Fri, 4 Mar 1994 20:55:17 +0000
In article <1994Feb28.174459.1@clstac> cvacsgrg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
> I truly think that Architecture is obsolete. The world, every day, becomes
> more and more mechanized and efficient. Engineering is what is in demand.
> No one wants these architectural artists around to draw up pretty pictures
> wake up and look at the world around you, The World of the Engineer.
>
> F. Grant
> Engineer extraordinaire
>
You obviously have a very narrow view of the world... still a student?
Engineers just would get very little work without architects apart
from a few bridges, road and crinkley tin warehouses.
Functionality is more than sticking a few girders together
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| Peter Giblin |
| Phone <0992> 575 683 |
| email peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
From: peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Peter Giblin)
Subject: Re: What's wrong with Architecture!
Date: Fri, 4 Mar 1994 20:55:17 +0000
In article <1994Feb28.174459.1@clstac> cvacsgrg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
> I truly think that Architecture is obsolete. The world, every day, becomes
> more and more mechanized and efficient. Engineering is what is in demand.
> No one wants these architectural artists around to draw up pretty pictures
> wake up and look at the world around you, The World of the Engineer.
>
> F. Grant
> Engineer extraordinaire
>
You obviously have a very narrow view of the world... still a student?
Engineers just would get very little work without architects apart
from a few bridges, road and crinkley tin warehouses.
Functionality is more than sticking a few girders together
--
| Peter Giblin |
| Phone <0992> 575 683 |
| email peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |