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by cam_l
682 days ago
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>we should try to preserve truly outstanding examples of history, OTH the examples of history already most likely to be preserved are they outstanding ones. This creates an expectation that historical examples of building are better than the present. Perhaps we should try out preserving the median average building, not the worst or best. That might solve the issue of rose coloured geriatric glasses. Or if you are intent on keeping a record of the built environment, we could mandate saving every building, but just encourage adaptive reuse and revision. There is more value in reworking than deleting. And more community buy in. I mean, who wants to do a clean rewrite every 20 years.. |
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