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Blind Item: The Banality of Evil Tuesday, November 8, 2005
Which architect recently wore black to a public event? In case someone missed the point, he also wore funny glasses. Earlier that day he reportedly strutted about the office making pronouncements about form and fate, borrowed the work of an underling to impress a new client, lied to a reporter, lied to his wife, and bawled out a contractor for errors that were in fact his own. There was shock and confusion—no one had ever seen anything like it. All set here? Continue enjoying The Gutter... « A Special Note From The Publisher... | Home | Are Architects Dickheads? » Back to top |
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