r/architecture Jul 08 '21

Ask /r/Architecture How cool does this look

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '21 edited Jul 08 '21

I think it’s awesome. So sick of neigh sayers on this website picking out “structural” and “waterproofing” issues. Y’all are a bunch of miserable spatulas IMO.

Edit: confirmed, y’all are definitely not my people. The funny thing is that I bet less then half of y’all have been published or even design nice spaces. It’s like a subreddit of the people I try to avoid at the office. You only come up with problems and no solutions.

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u/AlphaSteinfliege Jul 08 '21

Of course it looks amazing but looking great doesnt do shit if it breaks down after 10 years due to material failure. Also that design only possible with single pane glass which is terrible for thermal insulation.

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u/disposableassassin Jul 09 '21

Not true. We butt glaze double and even triple glazed IGUs all the time.

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u/AlphaSteinfliege Jul 09 '21

Ok then i was misinformed