I'm having a really hard time vibing with neo-traditionalist architecture discourse. Like, I like beauty, but I just find the thing on the left much more beautiful than the thing on the right.

(left image mine, right from @Western_Trad on twitter)

Am I... missing something? https://i.imgur.com/Cqm1D2g.jpg

My biggest problem with modern architecture is that it's made to impress, not necessarily to be practical or beautiful.

Highly recommend reading "A Pattern Language", by Christopher Alexander.

"Qu'est-ce que la vie? Une halte dans l'antichambre de la mort."

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