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>> but you cant get upset because someone wants to build two buildings next to each other that happen to be tall and exploding in a sort of pluming office furniture and burning jet fuel fashion


No you're right, its a classic architectural design pattern ;)

The colloquial use of the term ?believe? really gets to me. Someone just asked me if I ?believe? in the national infrastructure plan.


Well there is a copy of it sitting on my desk but I concede that this alone is not reliable proof of its existence.


The look on their face indicated that they weren?t trying to pass the afternoon by considering a philosophical conundrum.


I wonder if this world will wake up tomorrow to find that it is actually a butterfly that was just dreaming that is was a universe filled with inane annoyance.

DJKillaQueen Wrote:

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> I quite like it (them). The don't look anything

> like the twin towers either. Just because they are

> tall and oblong isn't enough of a resemblance for

> me.



Really?http://images.mirror.co.uk/upl/m4/sep2009/0/1/9-11-sifr-image-3-659711714.jpg


http://media.social.s-msn.com/images/blogs/001d0071-0000-0000-0000-000000000000_069adc92-3c07-45b1-a829-c5c836034f3e_20111212100515_towers.jpg

Brendan Wrote:

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> The colloquial use of the term ?believe? really

> gets to me. Someone just asked me if I ?believe?

> in the national infrastructure plan.

>

> Well there is a copy of it sitting on my desk but

> I concede that this alone is not reliable proof of

> its existence.

>

> The look on their face indicated that they weren?t

> trying to pass the afternoon by considering a

> philosophical conundrum.

>

> I wonder if this world will wake up tomorrow to

> find that it is actually a butterfly that was just

> dreaming that is was a universe filled with inane

> annoyance.



I believe it may.

LOL....I think those pics maxxi show just how different the two buildings are, rather than how similar they are but I have to admit that it may be that the 'cloud' idea was inspired by the twin towers. I still think the result is an interesting and attractive building....although I know it won't be everyone's cup of tea.

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