J
Perhaps this is a good base for LED lighting during evening hours. Or it could be going for a more retro look (see new Starbucks) as opposed to everything being toon-ish. I like the look.
Can any architecture experts out there tell me what style the new Starbucks is? I am sure it has a name.
J
↩ replying to vonplutoI would believe you if you were talking about the current Splitsville design. Perhaps I should try to find the Sotto thread. If anyone around here would know it would be him.
J
↩ replying to vonplutoResearched and found it is called 'mid-century modern' as opposed to the Splitsville style which is called (and I am not making this up) "GOOGIE"! Heh!
Now I can sleep better.
~Wikipedia Rulz~
W
I like it... very clean looking
C
Don't like it.. Blah looking... But, we'll see how it blends in when the project is finished some time by the year 2030 LOL...
M
dreadful, this is Disney? :depressed: do not understand the love for the industrial look. that looks like something out of one of those 1980's strip malls.
S
I don't know, I think it looks really nice. You guys are saying it looks dated, I think it looks super modern. White border lines, and monochromatic color blocking are huge right now. I think it's a huge step up from what was previously there. And will look really pretty when everything else is finished.
B
Waittttt a second. Why wasn't there walls up for 2 months...
I
I like it! The West Side is super fun at night! I don't think it looks bad at all
V
Just based on the pictures I like it. The original looks like a icky salmon color.
J
I don't know....it does nothing for me. I don't hate it and I don't love it. I don't see the point....pun intended. I guess it could be just a part of the sum and will hold judgment. Maybe it fits in the grand scheme. I want this project to be a home run sooooo bad. This in it self doesn't get me excited. is this original? Does it make me go ooooohhhhh ahhhhhhhh? It looks like a plywood cutout made in about an hour. It does have a certain Mary Blair quality to it.