Sandman
In article <2n45a9p469o5ov5e93nd5pkhqn09gkfu6q@4ax.com>, Eric Stevens wrote:

Eric Stevens
even http://tinyurl.com/k33pc4h

Savageduck
Today he might consider something along those awful lines, but he was able to do this with pencil, pen, ink, and a drawing table in 1937, 76 years ago, and with Wright, the current flock of architects have some mighty footprints to follow in, even though he didn't exactly embrace the vertical. < http://www.newyorkpanorama.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/2010-01-guggenheim-2000.jpg

Sandman
Oh stop it duck, you know perfectly well that such a thing requires a "zillion" architect-programmed scripts. It can't be done otherwise :)

Eric Stevens
If you go back to my original comment you will find you are now way off the beam.

Sandman
Yeah, I'm making fun of your hyperbolic comment about the buildings in your link required "zillions" of scripts written by architects, something you've yet to provide *any* support for.