“These are designs not only for our time, but for all time.”
Which evokes all time better? The crazy angular building that looks like it’s going to fall down any minute? Or the grid-shaped buildings that evoke prison bars. These WTC designs get better every time around.
No, this is not for real, but it’s a pretty hilarious idea.
And this is a new policy?
I cut my teeth at the Texas Business Weekly. Now I’m on the front freakin’ page!
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Christopher Null is a technology, business, and entertainment journalist, the founder of Filmcritic.com, chief mixologist at Drinkhacker.com, and the author of the books Half Mast and Five Stars!
