In the Brazilian forum, one forumer thinks every European city would be happy to have such a project, thinking we are running after the rest of the World in terms of construction and modernity... Following his arguments this style would suite very well into European cities since it was Euro style. I think it is more of a cheap copy of European style...
So, would you like to have that thing in your city's skyline??? :lol::nuts:
It looks way worse on some models I've seen. It's going up in Sao Paulo, eh?
Nothing against neoclassical highrises such as The Elysian in Chicago - but those Brazilian ones are going to look awfully cheap.
You can't build 4 of those ones next to each other, on the same base building. That's always going to look kitsch. They better have spread them over a bigger area or smth.
There thousands of buildings in Europe much worse than those, but that doesn´t means that those aren´t in fact buttugly. I wouldn´t like then to be build in my city, or elsewhere in europe but in benidorm or another place like that for the matter.
Base part is especially tragic. Towers themselves - OK, they are at least interesting to look at. Build one, f.e. the leftmost tower, and it would be quite OK.
The roofs are European though.
The body is kinda "cartoonish 90's Euro-style".
But it's not THAT scary.
Like someone said - would be nice to replace some rundown commies with this - with a nice existing skyline in background - and it'd pass.
But not in any European city - not by a long stretch.
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