Tad depressing. Whats going on with the truck entrance! Could be better
Nick
@Al, “Could be better” . . . don’t you mean “Couldn’t be worse”.
Adam
This development is another of Aucklands great traversties. Opportunities like this that are given over to the incompetent are fine and dandy if we are talking about a temporary building like the Cloud…..but this thing is permanent …..and apparently human Beings are being asked to inhabitant this building.
On every level this building is wrong…street appeal zero…durability zero….I mean if you arrived from another planet and the first thing you saw was this building…..what would you imagine the creatures inside would be like…..ask yourself.
kitty
This building has nothing to offer the public. The fact that these things can keep happening in Auckland city shows the crudeness of the market, the lack of responsibility to the public of the developers, the lack of professionalism on the part of the architects, lack of vision and influence by the territorial authorities, and in general the absense of people who care enough. This is an embaressemnt that all Aucklanders share. We should do better.
Eew
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Al
Tad depressing. Whats going on with the truck entrance! Could be better
Nick
@Al, “Could be better” . . . don’t you mean “Couldn’t be worse”.
Adam
This development is another of Aucklands great traversties. Opportunities like this that are given over to the incompetent are fine and dandy if we are talking about a temporary building like the Cloud…..but this thing is permanent …..and apparently human Beings are being asked to inhabitant this building.
On every level this building is wrong…street appeal zero…durability zero….I mean if you arrived from another planet and the first thing you saw was this building…..what would you imagine the creatures inside would be like…..ask yourself.
kitty
This building has nothing to offer the public. The fact that these things can keep happening in Auckland city shows the crudeness of the market, the lack of responsibility to the public of the developers, the lack of professionalism on the part of the architects, lack of vision and influence by the territorial authorities, and in general the absense of people who care enough. This is an embaressemnt that all Aucklanders share. We should do better.