Why are buildings nowadays designed to last only a few decades and then get replaced instead of being built to last? Are the Jews behind this?
Why are buildings nowadays designed to last only a few decades and then get replaced instead of being built to last...
Henry Long
Alexander Nelson
yes.
the jew operates off a 7-year proforma.
if the deal doesn't make money in 7 years, the kike doesn't lend.
that's why you end up with cheaply made and poorly designed buildings.
Juan Myers
loss of craftsmen during WWI and WWII, most of the apprentices were pressed into service and killed off
price out a masonry home, to get a new one it'd be so much money that it simply can't be done, yet in the old days all upper class people had them
these days upper class people live in the same shitty construction as everybody else, their shit shack's just bigger
Charles Barnes
planned obsolescence is a hell of a moneymaker, enough to infect everything that it possibly can
its even reaching the medical sphere, with vaccines that don't work and actively harm you if you stop taking them via severe immune system failure
Henry Perry
Because there is a depopulation trend in most of the developed and developing countries where places like china, germany, italy, etc, are expected to havr half the population they do now by 2050. So there is no need for new housing to be built to last, it unironically needs to be built to be easily destroyed, so it can be cleared away once these countries become post growth like japab
Joshua Russell
About 970 years old.
Chase Lee
it generates more costs and therefore more profit if you have to replace the houses every few decades.
besides, it is easy for dynamic urban development
Dominic Ortiz
>all buildings have to be built according to the building code by law
well, there you have it, one more thing the government fucked up by "fixing it"
Julian Watson
Because of capitalism. Soviet horrors will stand and spook its residents for a century more.
Juan Peterson
Yes, that why we keep buying new cars, phones and other junk, because they're built to break down and not being able to repair it yourself
Landon James
the soviet horrors weren't habitable by humans when they were built, but it's true, they will stand long
Aiden Nguyen
because the Jew wants things to be replaceable, and also because they trying to move away from the beauty of classic architecture because it effects our consciousness to see a disgusting ugly building rather than a Cathedral or pillars made of marble.
Christian Hernandez
Leave the cities and build your own house or fix old houses that lasted ages those the houses that will last
Brayden Flores
Wooden houses don't last long.
Lucas Adams
It's just capitalism.
New buildings are made by developers who want to spend as little as possible and get the highest markup.
Buildings that are still standing today that were built hundreds of years ago are most likely rich people showing off. Big stone buildings, big timber buildings. They are really expensive to make. Most houses that have been built have been razed because they were poor people's homes.
Modern buildings aren't built to be replaced, they're just not building the right type of housing because of zoning. Cities are building single residential homes that literally cost more than they bring in because of how much space they take.
Cities who are built to last and thrive will build medium and high density mixed buildings. Walkable, cyclable, public transit, nature friendly.
Suburbs and big car parking lots for box stores are trash.
Gabriel Sanders
houses from actual logs last longer than whatever they're making houses with these days
Colton Price
Design Obscelescence. [ontwerp veroudering]?
Leo Richardson
Building something that will last forever without maintenance takes a lot of money. People don't live in the same house for generations anymore so it really doesn't make sense to build like that. Also plenty of shit built long ago has fallen apart, you just only see the expensive buildings that were properly built and maintained by wealthy people.
Jacob Bell
Cost savings. Everything will have to be rebuilt in about 50 years anyway.
Jackson Young
Intensely retarded post
Angel Moore
Same reason products are also designed to fail quickly despite the massive inconvenience and impact to the environment. Money so yes, in a large part, Jews.
There are plenty of ancient wooden structures. They simply need to be upkept and maintained.
Picrel from Japan is from 600AD. But it's impractical ofcourse in today's world where buildings are only for commercial purposes and require skyscrapers and the like. Buts it's possible.
Modern buildings typically are designed to last between 50-100 years or so.
But it's not likely to last that long given the profits involved in construction and insurance policies.
Jace Perry
Most buildings are soulless constructs of capitalism not something with actual meaning.
Lucas Davis
>People don't live in the same house for generations anymore so it really doesn't make sense to build like that.
>Come on goy, its a show of maturity to live in an overpriced shit box for decades as to be able to pay your own house!
>Disregard the fact we band together to buy entire neighborhoods that are private access, if we don't just straight up build illegal housing in commercial/industrial zoning to save on taxes
I am not paraphrasing, kikes here does this kind of shit all the fucking time.
James Taylor
Jobs, if a building last forever then there is no need for carpenters, electricians, plumbers and painters