English Heritage wants to save some of the worst architectural eyesores of the 20th century rather than raising valuable funds by raffling off a chance to press the plunger.Where's the Luftwaffe when you need it?
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Isn't masochism the British Perversion? This would seem to qualify:-)
ReplyDeleteIt isn't merely British insanity. It occurs in Finland too.
ReplyDeleteHelsinki is going to save Viljo Revell's eyesore City-Center, colloquially known as Makkaratalo (The Sausage House), due to its hideously ugley concrete sausage circulating it on the second floor.
[We call this kind of architectural brainfarts as "silmänsolvaus" (insult to eye) in Finnish.]