Quantitative triumphs over the qualitative!
Is this the future of Architecture in Sri Lanka?
Antelope House / studiokian
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2 comments:
oh dear! this is very pathetic!
This is very sad.These are the kind of 'fake' architects that the general public should avoid. Further, Sri lanka Institute of Arcitects should take action to stop this sort of things. Going to some on elike this is like getting medicine from the hospital attendant instead of the doctor...
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