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    Image of Curves Curves
    04/08/09

    In reply to The Tate Gets a Design That Would Satisfy the Ancient Egyptians
    It looks intersting in the pic, varied lighting at different levels at dusk, but, I wonder how interesting it looks in plain old daylight.
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    04/07/09

    In reply to The Tate Gets a Design That Would Satisfy the Ancient Egyptians
    I prefer the power plant look currently sported by the museum.
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    04/07/09

    @cielo: So will march day and night round' the big cooling tower. They have the plant, but we have the power!
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    04/07/09

    In reply to The Tate Gets a Design That Would Satisfy the Ancient Egyptians
    Veidt will be very pleased. But can you do this, like in Antarctica?
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    Image of ScottRose ScottRose
    04/07/09

    In reply to The Tate Gets a Design That Would Satisfy the Ancient Egyptians
    I like it. And I say that so long as it looks interesting and sparks discussion, then build it.


    It's better than the same Soviet-era dump of architecture we have around here in the form of schools, post offii, and tract housing.

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    Image of bosskev bosskev
    04/07/09

    In reply to The Tate Gets a Design That Would Satisfy the Ancient Egyptians
    Nice contemporary update. However, I see they are keeping the enormous phallus...er ...tower structure.
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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    04/07/09

    In reply to The Tate Gets a Design That Would Satisfy the Ancient Egyptians
    I think it looks nicer than the Guggenheim, which looks like a big art deco toilet bowl.
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    Image of ubmic ubmic
    04/07/09

    @Kaiser-Machead: thats because herzog & de meuron are great and frank gehry is a one trick pony hack
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    Image of Maladjusted Maladjusted
    04/07/09

    @ubmic: of course he's talking about the New York Guggenheim, which is Frank Lloyd Wright. And a classic.
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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    04/07/09

    @Maladjusted: I know, but I like to make fun.
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    Image of TheGerk TheGerk
    04/08/09

    @Kaiser-Machead:


    Wright hated museums, this is common knowledge. As for Gehry--Although quite monotonous with his style--who has done made great headway for deconstruction-ism, has traditionally been appraised for his knowledge and intelligent use of materials... Something I'm sure you would know nothing about.

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    Image of Gann Gann
    04/08/09

    @TheGerk: Wright should have stuck to home design. As for Gehry, I consider his technical contributions to architecture to be far superior to his aesthetic contributions.
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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    04/08/09

    @TheGerk: Some people can't take a joke. :P
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    11/24/08

    In reply to Hardware Hoarder Builds Australia's Largest Computer Museum In His House
    Does anyone else here remember using a hole-punch to make a 5.25" disk double sided? Or is it just me...
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    Image of AmishJohn AmishJohn
    11/24/08

    @methane: Sim City on floppy on an Amiga.
    Good Times.
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    Image of zenpoet zenpoet
    11/24/08

    In reply to Hardware Hoarder Builds Australia's Largest Computer Museum In His House
    He must also be a huge fan of dust, or at least does not have any strong allergies.
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    Image of strider_mt2k strider_mt2k
    11/24/08

    In reply to Hardware Hoarder Builds Australia's Largest Computer Museum In His House
    Wow.

    Look, if the stuff is up and running I'd pay to spend an afternoon there.

    -pity it's so far away.


    I say follow your joy. If this does it for the guy then bully for him.

    You could do worse, that's for sure!

    I just don't want to see his electric bill!

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    11/24/08

    In reply to Hardware Hoarder Builds Australia's Largest Computer Museum In His House
    One man's trash is another man's treasure? Nah, it's still trash.
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