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Too bad I cant find a reference to the article that described this building as "a giant toaster with cancer". What a monstrosity.
You're an idiot. Whether you like the building or not, it's a unique part of the city. God forbid none of that new fangled architecture would ever set itself apart from more conventional landmarks.
--outinthered07:16, 15 July 2007 (UTC)reply
If you like it so much you can have it!! Please take it!! NOW!
Ok captain anonymous, lets be realistic: Huge building-1, Me-0. We are talking about a collective metropolis of 3 million + people! Get used to strange architecture in the twin cities because i'm sure there is more to come. If you want bland architecture, move to Utah.--
--outinthered07:12, 22 August 2007 (UTC)reply
Art museums are supposed to be different. Remember, the French hated the Eiffel Tower when it was built and now embrace it whole-heartedly. The Weisman was an eyesore to people in the mid-90s and now most citizens are used to the metallic, Gehry-created building. —Preceding
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They are apparently having a consulting firm in to discuss internal management and communications issues called Mobius. Hopefully they'll fire the director and get someone new. —Preceding
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