Enters room; frowns and sniffs; "has someone been striking pyrite in here?"

I wonder why, if the building responds to the changing environment, the floor plates rotate at a different speed / orientation. Surely it would not change silhouette, would just rotate (I mean it's obvious balls for a wide range of other reasons)

I just remembered being asked to do the Hokey Cokey around that time at play group. I had never heard of the Hokey Cokey, and found the experience very alienating

I used to work for Caroe & Partners, with people who knew Martin. Really interesting when I read this and saw amount of stuff that was at a point cutting edge conservation and now mad, e.g. mixes he suggests gauged with cement. Met stone masons brought up on this book and still holding true to it.

"Without McCarthy, I would never have developed my bold, nonsensical style"

Similar to those US traditional buildings, where you can see all the historic references, but thrown together without any appreciation (not that I don't kind of like it)

The second one is... intense...