Quote:
Originally Posted by dleung
Vancouver doesn't have much by way of Art Deco or Romanesque either, but that doesn't mean the city should play catch-up. Faux-historicism is regressive regardless of how recent the style. We should be constantly exploring new architectures, not old.
|
I know what you mean, but there "classic" buildings done in the International Style (not those slight rounded corners and fine ridges up the sides, as this one: too busy, somehow).
An example is La Tour de la Bourse, built 1967 in Montreal. Its classic lines could be as relevant in a new building today as they were then.