Max Photon
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Architects: never admit you know nothing about the structural design of buildings
You don't say...one of the county's top architects?
Let's listen in on Newtons Bit for a second...
"I'd probably say that he's [Richard Gage] an above average to good architect, as far as the business side of making money for yourself and for your company and doing buildings that work. However, he makes an incredibly bad mistake that most architects know to avoid, and that is to admit architects know nothing about the structural design of buildings."
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A little of topic, but something I thought I would add. I was having Dinner with my father over Christmas about the WTC (don't remember how it came up). For a long time he was Donald Trump's head architect and has extensive experience in large buildings/towers. He was telling me how when he saw the 2nd plane hit (on TV of course) that he knew immediately that not only was that building going to come down, but that that one would come down first because of the way it hit the building.
As one of the top architects in the country at one time, he laughs at the notion of people thinking there was a CD.
You don't say...one of the county's top architects?
Let's listen in on Newtons Bit for a second...
"I'd probably say that he's [Richard Gage] an above average to good architect, as far as the business side of making money for yourself and for your company and doing buildings that work. However, he makes an incredibly bad mistake that most architects know to avoid, and that is to admit architects know nothing about the structural design of buildings."
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