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0 commentaires | jeudi 7 février 2008

Je me demande simplement si le concepteur de cette structure réelle était dans un état second.

Je ne suis pas connaissant en architecture, mais je trouve cela réellement laid.

le lien: http://www.esquire.com/the-side/DESIGN/worst-hotel-ever-012808?kw=ist