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The Splendour.
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The Kunsthaus Graz museum in Graz, Austria.
Goodness that is ugly.
Harke the Boeotarch
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The Kunsthaus Graz museum in Graz, Austria.
I helped organize a lecture by the people who designed this at the TU Delft.
They called this kind of architecture BLOB (Binary Large OBject) and it was all about double-curved surfaces.
Harke the Boeotarch
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Harke the Boeotarch
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^ I'm old enough to have owned one of those.
jbrown329
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^^ What, the guy or the visor? 
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Harke the Boeotarch
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^ The awful visor.
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I was looking for something else, and stumbled across this ...
Yes, she's been posted here before, but not like this.
She was, and still is, the fastest of her kind ever built. She was also fireproof, right down to her aluminum piano.
Most of her original fittings are in museums, or were sold to private collectors/businesses, scattered all over the country.
I've been aware of the fight to save her, but I had NO idea just what poor shape she's currently in.
I read somewhere that she's still sea worthy. After seeing this I can't imagine how that can be true.
Her tremendous speed was the result of her hull design, her unique propellers, and the power of her steam turbines, controlled by a system invented by my Great Uncle.
She was actually a U.S. Navy project. At the time, all of that was considered Government State Secrets. Her maximum speed was not allowed to be published.
Her use as a cruise ship was a masquerade of her prime role as a troop transport. Something she was never used for.
It is a true pity, and very sad, to see her as she is today.
Hopefully, though it's Highly doubtful, one of these days she might be refurbished to blast through the waves once again, in all of her previous Glory, Might, and Splendour!
Yes, she's been posted here before, but not like this.
She was, and still is, the fastest of her kind ever built. She was also fireproof, right down to her aluminum piano.
Most of her original fittings are in museums, or were sold to private collectors/businesses, scattered all over the country.
I've been aware of the fight to save her, but I had NO idea just what poor shape she's currently in.
I read somewhere that she's still sea worthy. After seeing this I can't imagine how that can be true.
Her tremendous speed was the result of her hull design, her unique propellers, and the power of her steam turbines, controlled by a system invented by my Great Uncle.
She was actually a U.S. Navy project. At the time, all of that was considered Government State Secrets. Her maximum speed was not allowed to be published.
Her use as a cruise ship was a masquerade of her prime role as a troop transport. Something she was never used for.
It is a true pity, and very sad, to see her as she is today.
Hopefully, though it's Highly doubtful, one of these days she might be refurbished to blast through the waves once again, in all of her previous Glory, Might, and Splendour!
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"The Kunsthaus Graz museum in Graz, Austria." I love and adore this thread but I have to see that that museum is the ugliest "thing" in the world. It looks like a giant bug that needs a can of RAID. Forgive me, Cormac135
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^ Not at all 
i thought it looked like a football boot or a lung.
on with the bling.
Silver-gilt and gem-set casket belonging to Jadwiga Jagiellon, Electress of Brandenburg - Jacob Baur and Peter Floetner, 1533.
i thought it looked like a football boot or a lung.on with the bling.
Silver-gilt and gem-set casket belonging to Jadwiga Jagiellon, Electress of Brandenburg - Jacob Baur and Peter Floetner, 1533.
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