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no sh1t sherlock
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Cool looking building but I can't see how on earth they think something that size that has no other purpose than a visitors attraction is seriously going to work.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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And it would also verge on being a hazard to planes heading to Heathrow, and air taxis which will soon no doubt be widely used in LondonWork in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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You aren't allowed to circle the sites of London anymore on a commerical flight as there could be a terrorist on board.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostAnd it would also verge on being a hazard to planes heading to Heathrow, and air taxis which will soon no doubt be widely used in London
You are however allowed to circle "The council of the year" Hounslow or the farmers fields near Gatwick and Stansted."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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I'm very disappointed by the lack of comment along the lines of 'there's enough cocks in the city and now they want to build a huge erection'.
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Surely a giant tulip belongs in Amsterdam?
For London, the best design would be something that looks like a turd?
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Joking aside, that's not such a bad design. I've long thought that a more ziggurat-like or "terraced" approach to multi-storey buildings is the way to go, with gardens or parks on the exterior of each level. It's certainly a damn site safer, assuming each level isn't very tall. The obvious disadvantage is the cost of the land required for the larger base "footprint".Originally posted by _V_ View PostSurely a giant tulip belongs in Amsterdam?
For London, the best design would be something that looks like a turd?
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You need to argue why it would be more eco friendly.Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post
Joking aside, that's not such a bad design. I've long thought that a more ziggurat-like or "terraced" approach to multi-storey buildings is the way to go, with gardens or parks on the exterior of each level. It's certainly a damn site safer, assuming each level isn't very tall. The obvious disadvantage is the cost of the land required for the larger base "footprint".
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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