You would think with all this new technology we would’ve found a new and better way to build houses but our houses are exactly the same as they were in the George Washington days. Also, why do houses in America look all the same? Seriously I’d rather live in a more modern looking concrete house than your soulless colonial cardboard house.
Why are houses built exactly the same as they were 400 years ago
Easton Stewart
Leo Bennett
(((mid century modern)))
Nolan Perry
>but our houses are exactly the same as they were in the George Washington days.
They're not. The materials and techniques used are very different. Just because it doesn't look its from the Jetsons doesn't mean it's not different, you retard
Nathaniel Parker
this post is fucked i dontknow where to begin. first of all we do NOT build houses the same as we did 200+ years ago. not by a long shot. from post and beam to rock foundations. second travel around the country and see how each region builds homes differently. now fuck off back to fortnite kiddo
Elijah Morgan
I’d rather live in this than your soulless colonial houses that totally don’t all look the same even though the actually do.
Caleb Bailey
> modern architecture goyim !
fuck off fucking nigger
Oliver Morales
also learn about architecture. from saltbox, cape cod style, greek revival, french gothic, stick, queen anne, craftsmen, all the way to mcmansions. houses are so diverse that it makes social justice look like an ethnostate
Dominic Sanders
They look exactly the same as in the pilgrim days. I’ve seen drawings.
Adam Butler
They are build worse than before
Jaxon Hill
Soft handed bitch detected.
Adrian Butler
Everywhere in america except the southwest maybe has the same soulless colonial houses that totally don’t all look the same. (Even though they do)
Henry Davis
>They look exactly the same as in the pilgrim days.
You're too stupid for this conversation
Carson Kelly
If by better, you mean cheaper.
Ayden Martin
I prefer houses that are more environmentally friendly and can return to nature easiest. Imagine coming up from the bunkers and having to tear down all the brick houses because the vegetation makes them unliveable.
John Long
They aren't though. Sage.
Jason Allen
That’s true. Good point.
Lucas Barnes
>prefer houses that are more environmentally friendly
Ha! Fag
Noah Perez
This is peak comfy
Julian Campbell
youre replying to bots
they will make thread with a lie implying they didnt have better building materials
and reply to it to verify their bullshit
Caleb Sanders
You prefer houses that fall apart after 30 years and also look all the same
Xavier Lee
I’m not a bot jackass I just really hate soulless American architecture
Charles Myers
see
Grayson Gomez
Reminder that lives would be saved if Americans built real houses.
Justin Butler
They aren't. 400 years ago they built houses to last and many 400 year old houses still stand today. Modern houses are built out of pressboard and will fall apart within 50 years.
Matthew Gutierrez
fuck thats ugly
Brody Reyes
I've never been able to find out what kind of concrete that is in old houses like that and old churches, looks good
Blake Jones
if youre not a bot then why would you imply that they didnt have better building practices than we do today made out of cardboard and wood nowadays
your post is baked in a lie
Luke Hernandez
you are a retard
Noah Wood
what tech? cern magic particle scamence? woopdeedoop space shuttle fisheyed tech? ohhhhhhhh booooooooooyyyyyyyyyooooooooooooooo how about onions floorboards? CLIMATE NEUTRAL MUHFUGGIN REFUGEE HOUSES AOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Lucas Allen
>IT GUN FALL APUT
lol retard
Jordan Gray
>Everywhere in america except the southwest maybe has the same soulless colonial houses that totally don’t all look the same. (Even though they do)
You know nothing about regional architecture and probably even less about modern/minimal architecture. Also you have to be 18+ to post on 5chinz.
>in all fields
Hudson Scott
It’s this soulless architecture that produces the amount of psychopathy and mental illness, which america has more of per capita than most countries in the world.
Ian Hall
Sometimes advancing technology create amazing new ways to make things better. More often however, it creates way to make things at similar quality levels in a less expensive fashion. This is often true of commoditized things like housing. The basic problem, creating comfortable safe shelter for humans to live in, has not changed much. There is little to gained by making your home out of carbon fiber with gold wiring. The market demands you only design for the minimum requirements.