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Whats your favourite semi popular architecture Twitter post? I& #39;ll start: it& #39;s either @seanw_m& #39;s pigeon destroying defensive arch photo for the cute animal lulz or @seanmaciel with his infamous "architects can& #39;t write" meltdown instigator. https://twitter.com/seanw_m/status/1385254221252079626">https://twitter.com/seanw_m/s...
A lot of good ones come to mind tho... @nickhasthoughts and Kincade modernism... @kvnrogan& #39;s imposing monoliths in parks... @brianthehuman had one on the suburbs escape the confines of arch Twitter and piss off the normies (lost semi popular status at 10k likes last I checked)...
And @mcmansionhell has too many to count.
Not a single post but a special mention to @seanmaciel again for posting content about the Chateau Laurier that had Ottawa residents looking up and mocking his thesis as a recourse. Just bananas behaviour.
This whole day was essentially grown in a lab to piss people off so I don& #39;t know if it merits a mention but congrats to @freecondo I guess https://twitter.com/freecondo/status/1373313159998672898?s=19">https://twitter.com/freecondo...
struggling to think of individual content for folks like @evahagberg @maridapr and @AnjulieRao who produce excellent work but don& #39;t purposefully make their posts as abrasive as possible. Their work is just actually really good. This might be a limit of the platform...
(not that the folks listed before don& #39;t do excellent work--Kevin& #39;s review of Easterlings latest is something I go back to often for instance--but all the posts I mentioned are designed to...annoy?)
i think i& #39;m in my headspace because of this https://twitter.com/zachmortice/status/1384971856311160832">https://twitter.com/zachmorti...
Trying to gauge whether I remember individual posts that caused Discourse because they caused discourse or if I remember the ones that annoyed people because that& #39;s the metric by which I measure the quality of my own posts.
