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In a message dated 12/23/2004 3:22:58 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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in beachfront cottage, vinyl facing in overlapping shell patterns You're
gonna get it looking like shells lined up in straight lines and stamped into
aluminum siding. The problem is fabrication, and it ain;t gonna come out like
Bradbury & Bradbury wallpaper.
in new york, cast stone units with rich textures and colors It's called
split-face concrete block. Looks like jails.
instead of 1950's apartment houses with white glazed brick, all sorts of
colors: chrome yellow; deep red rising to hot pink at the top; mottled grey like
a stormy sea surface in north atlantic; zig-zag diaper pattern (a la doges
palace) Take a look at the building at the NE corner of 42/8th (or maybe 43).
Funny colors, weird angles, odd-shaped windows. Looks like shit. But not
boring, at least for the first minute or so. Then it just gives you agitta.
bolt on titanium facing rendered in log-size components Lincoln logs for the
masses? Or the tycoons?
Call me,
Same Shit, Different Day
Ralph
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