Okay, here’s the rewritten blog post, stripped of all special characters, emojis, and symbols, and focused on sarcasm:
Hey,
I need to research a project that features biscuit brick as a facade material. I’m particularly looking for examples where I can access facade detail drawings.
Right now I am deciding between the Yves Saint Laurent Museum and the Tate Modern Extension.
Which of these do you think offers more accessible detail documentation?
Also could you recommend any other projects that have used biscuit brick on their facades?
Hey,
I need to research a project that features biscuit brick as a facade material. I’m particularly looking for examples where I can access facade detail drawings.
Right now i am deciding between the Yves Saint Laurent Museum and the Tate Modern Extension.
Which of these do you think offers more accessible detail documentation?
Also could you recommend any other projects that have used biscuit brick on their facades?
Hey,
I need to research a project that features biscuit brick as a facade material. I’m particularly looking for examples where I can access facade detail drawings.
Right now i am deciding between the Yves Saint Laurent Museum and the Tate Modern Extension.
Which of these do you think offers more accessible detail documentation?
Also could you recommend any other projects that have used biscuit brick on their facades?
