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". . . man does not live by safety and efficiency alone, and we have to face the fact that, visually, the world is becoming an increasingly depressing place. It is not, perhaps, so much the occurrence of what might be described as 'active ugliness' as the prevalence of the dull and the commonplace. Far too seldom is the heart rejoiced or does one feel any better or happier for looking at the works of modern man. Yet most of the artefacts of the eighteenth century, even quite humble and trivial ones, seem to many of us to be at least pleasing and sometimes incomparably beautiful"
J.E. Gordon. Structures: Or Why Things Don't Fall Down, Page 23. 1978.
J.E. Gordon. Structures: Or Why Things Don't Fall Down, Page 23. 1978.
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