Corollary, the ugliest, most sinister, least practical, most depressing, hardest and most expensive to maintain building on your campus will have invariably won an architecture prize. I submit as proof: The philosophical/humanities faculty and central library of the University of Marburg (yes, the one the hemorragic fever virus is named after), a place I used to study at. Both are ugly, poorly maintained cubes. Both have won architecture prizes.
As a rule, if a University has an architecture program, the architecture building will likely be the most annoying building to navigate, have a unique and over the top look, and feature exposed concrete
Als in Bayern wohnender Mensch kann ich dir nur zustimmen, mich interessiert auch nicht, was die oberste Saufbirne der CSU zu sagen hat.
If my mutuals can’t rb this then we can’t be mutuals
If you’re european and can vote please sign!
In any case, share as much as you can
Schee sauba mocha, gell?
Pretty sure that if the sulfur dioxide in the air and the resulting sulfuric acid in rain from all the coal fired power plants back in the 70ties didn't do the job, a bit of carbonic acid isn't going to do the job. Sorry, we're gonna need something stronger to finally defeat asphalt.
Actually, road salt and time will do just fine in that department
We should pour all the sparkling water on the interstates
@amtrak-official I have good news for you... Ginkgo is one of those species that spontaneously changes its' sex in adolescence. The tree has the capacity to transsexualize itself, much to chargrin of shopping mall parking lots and tacky plazas.
It's also one of the few species that can survive an atomic bomb blast and go on to live 120+ years after.
Fun Fact, if you're in Philadelphia, your free street tree from the city government can be a cherry blossom or dogwood, so you can get pretty flowers for free
Boycott Eurovision