Comments by "Colorme Dubious" (@colormedubious4747) on "The World's 5 Worst Architectural Failures" video.

It should be no surprise whatsoever that the house Corbu designed was an unmitigated disaster, as his efforts at urban planning were also unmitigated disasters, inflicting massive scars and open, festering wounds upon many of the world's great cities. Superblocks that crushed a city's functional fabric and massive, brutalist structures where poor people were stacked like firewood in the midst of employment deserts were his trademark and many cities in America have still not fully recovered from his pernicious influence. Screw him and his legacy.
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@Demmrir I've seen dozens of residential-above-retail low-rise buildings throughout the United States, in older areas of large cities, in brownfield redevelopments, and in greenfield New Urban neighborhoods. Most were designed to fit the local vernacular and NONE of them were common, boring, cheap, or "samey." For contemporary examples, check out Orenco Station in Hillsboro OR, Stapleton and Lowry in Denver CO, and Baldwin Park and Avalon Park in Orlando FL.
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