Posted to The Age (9/4/2012) on 9/4/2012 at 5:01 PM
Commenting on "Tall and thin the new fashion for Melbourne developers"
http://theage.domain.com.au/real-estate-news/tall-and-thin-the-new-fashion-for-melbourne-developers-20120409-1wk86.html
Several Melbourne skyscrapers and architecture have ruined the skyscape, and can only be described as eye sore. This proposed design resembles a one-finger salute, arrogant, not complimentary to the surround, looks very much like a drill bit, and a symbol of instability for those who believe in Fengshui. Every time I go up to a tall building in Melbourne, I can see the ugly and rusty roof tops of the nearby old buildings. I believe this building is not an exception.
Commenting on "Tall and thin the new fashion for Melbourne developers"
http://theage.domain.com.au/real-estate-news/tall-and-thin-the-new-fashion-for-melbourne-developers-20120409-1wk86.html
Several Melbourne skyscrapers and architecture have ruined the skyscape, and can only be described as eye sore. This proposed design resembles a one-finger salute, arrogant, not complimentary to the surround, looks very much like a drill bit, and a symbol of instability for those who believe in Fengshui. Every time I go up to a tall building in Melbourne, I can see the ugly and rusty roof tops of the nearby old buildings. I believe this building is not an exception.
