I was largely responsible for this design, circa 1983.
Earth is littered with the ruins of empires that believed themselves to be endless
David Greusel
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David Greusel
@lesuerg
Architect, writer, speaker, former radio comedian, designer of PNC Park and Daikin Park
- I have looked at my calendar, and have some margin for this project. You know, if I'm needed.
- My favorite ballpark that I've never seen.
- He has a Batmobile and a nuclear reactor, but uses a high school science lab microscope for detail work...BATWEATHER INSTRUMENTS
- This clip, on repeat...
00:00 - I agree with you. This was the idea. We had an estimate, a location, but...you don't always get what you want.
I love PNC Park. It’s almost perfect. But you can’t convince me it wouldn’t be cooler with one of these. - That moment where the vomitory opens up to the field as you pass through is actually one of the greatest moments in spectator sports.
Replying to @MLBcathedralsopen concourses are great, but I miss the feeling of walking through those 'tunnels' and seeing the field/stadium explode in front of me. I have so many great memories from Shea just like that picture. - Isn't it funny that the least-funded programs on campus (art, music, dance) are always the ones that show up in universities' promo spots on televised sports?
- Replying to @BankofAmerica@BankofAmerica @Patriots "Guess I'd better change banks," said everyone in Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas.
- Replying to @mwes10It was largely inspired by Pizza Hut architecture 1958-1982.
- Replying to @collinhansenNot the inverted hip roof. But I was the one who let the metal roof be a metal roof instead of fake shingles. And got rid of the trapezoid windows, which I now sort of regret.
- In case you were wondering where the masonry pattern on PNC Park came from... East Liberty, Pittsburgh
