How good is this design.....
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"Entry is via a long and dramatic bridge to a viewing platform from which one ascends a staircase into the house,"
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Kitchen, dining room, living room, and master bedroom are encountered in sequence as one moves upward through the structure.
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You eventually arrive at an "open air garden... situated on the roof."
Now I could live in the above and host some most awesome parties. However I would never have enough money to live in the below, nor would I want to I think. It's going to cost $2 Billion to build (which is insane)...
Atop six stories of parking lots, Antilla's living quarters begin at a lobby with nine elevators, as well as several storage rooms and lounges. Down dual stairways with silver-covered railings is a large ballroom with 80% of its ceiling covered in crystal chandeliers. It features a retractable showcase for pieces of art, a mount of LCD monitors and embedded speakers, as well as stages for entertainment. The hall opens to an indoor/outdoor bar, green rooms, powder rooms and allows access to a nearby "entourage room" for security guards and assistants to relax.
But you would kind of think for that money it would be nice, hmmmm. I can think of better things to do with that much money.........so many things.
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as for the second one...once your house has more than six elevators you run the risk of being labelled indulgent P)
you'd have a hell of a view with a rifle from up there though...
think i can get into the entourage room though?
adz
and yeah the entourage room made me take notice :) It smacks of "Mega Decca corp have your best interests close to their heart and know what's good for you" don't it?
Although elevating down to my 6 level car park with my 12 body guards and exiting the building in a 6 car convoy does have it's appeal.
you would need a disembodied voice to say "Welcome to STUcorp" as your guests entered.
adz