GoSU96
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Regarding Dave's tweet:
1) That's not what unimaginative means. Credit where it's due, constructing a truss over an active building to hold up a new rigid roof was a very imaginative solution and it looks to have been executed very well.
2) The aesthetic thing is always subjective and probably isn't worth quibbling over. The project was necessarily done on the cheap. I really liked the look of the truss on its own but don't much care for the finished roof (the material reminds me of those 1970s Midwestern basketball arenas -- Crisler, Joyce, etc.; and the interior's going to be really dark), but it's not something I'd really care to make a stink about.
Why is there an assumption of unlimited resources with capital projects? There is this money tree mentality in this country that is absolutely insane.
I swear to god there is a whole segment of the population that lives completely disconnected from the reality of resource and schedule constraints. Experts at spending other peoples money.