AndreaPalladio
Senior Member
Of course, it never worked for passengers, for whom it was not designed. The miles of endless walking that flying into or out of T2 makes its destruction a cause for celebration.
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I have used T2 a few times, and I am not sad to see it go (perhaps because of the US pre-clearance and the long lines at Canadian Customs there), except maybe the terraced parking garage, which was kind of cool. T-1 was much sadder.
Probably. But waste isn't just in the rubble. Think about the energy that was expended creating the original building, from gathering the original materials, to transporting and assembling them - to say nothing of the stored energy that binds a solid building together.
It's all well and good in an age of cheap and unlimited energy. But that age might not last forever.