The modernist approach to design is crude, since it depends upon a dangerous premise: the spontaneous re-invention of architecture by genius designers. Forget evolved solutions to climate, cultural needs, materials, human scale, and other inviolable constraints. Gone is the slow accumulation of adaptive responses, the patient evolutionary correction that produces resilient, complex designs. Modernism is all mental tinker-toy stuff, meant to function for a short while, and then be gone. Here we have transient and wildly expensive consumerism at its worst, played with buildings and pieces of city. The products degrade, get dirty, show their age, and become hated. - Nikos A. Salingaros Ha, ha, det er lenge siden jeg har ledd så godt, falt nesten av stolen😄 I videoen ovenfor nevner Stewart Hicks "The Neverending Story - The Nothing", en filmatisert barnebok, som jeg tror jeg har hørt om, men nå fikk jeg i alle fall slått den opp. The Neverending Story - Wikipedia Definivt en ba...