Well, we’ve read it before and we’ll read it again. When Mr. Ouroussoff is angry, hes angry.
After reading this article I am wondering whether I still think it made sense to take Gehry off the project. Ouroussoff makes a good point of saying that this follows a dangerous precendent of money stoping progress and I agree with him that the work replacing Gehry’s isn’t up to par. Yet we are also in tough economic times and sometimes too much is too much.
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