I visited today and thought it was fairly grotesque.
A sterile, boring, cliche creation that is an insult to the original architecture and function. It was just like a Westfield, with super expensive flats stuck on top and around laying empty, owned by investors im sure.
I could just picture a posh interior designer coming in with mood boards and colour schemes to match modern taste and delightfully picking fashionable aesthetics of today at great expense.
It made me feel very sad and actually think for me, it would have been better bulldozed.
I looked up at the plasticky, freshly painted control room A through the windows and longed for that first glimpse of the weathered and history worn view I had back in the day.
To be fair though, there wasnt any real way it could go that would make me happy.
What do you think?
A sterile, boring, cliche creation that is an insult to the original architecture and function. It was just like a Westfield, with super expensive flats stuck on top and around laying empty, owned by investors im sure.
I could just picture a posh interior designer coming in with mood boards and colour schemes to match modern taste and delightfully picking fashionable aesthetics of today at great expense.
It made me feel very sad and actually think for me, it would have been better bulldozed.
I looked up at the plasticky, freshly painted control room A through the windows and longed for that first glimpse of the weathered and history worn view I had back in the day.
To be fair though, there wasnt any real way it could go that would make me happy.
What do you think?