>>Yes - although to be perfectly fair, in this case I will willingly
>>hold up my hand to both. I have grave reservations about the
>>engineering value of the building method in question and I
>>think the results are a splinter in the eye of the world. :)
>>
>Well. I usually don't say this in so many words, but I -do- consider
>myself mostly conservative--libertarian, actually.
>
>And that has almost nothing to do with why I think this architect is
>barking up the wrong tree.

For that matter, it has almost nothing to do with the thread, since what we were talking about was a matter of aesthetic and/or technical conservatism, nothing whatever to do with social or political values. Which I'd quite like to keep not discussing on these boards.

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